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Rail 3 + JQuerymobile app using the Chatter REST API This sample app uses the Chatter REST API to implement a Chatter client in Rails3. In addition, it uses jquerymobile to make this app accessible on just about any mobile device. Setup: The app uses Omniauth for OAuth2 authentication. You will need to change the consumer key and consumer secret which the forcedotcom strategy uses to authorize against a Force.com remote access provider. Settings are contained within config/initializers/omniauth.rb You will also need to change the site url in lib/forcedotcom.rb. Right now it points to a pre-release org which has the Chatter REST API enabled. Yes I know I need to move these into env settings. I'll get around to it soon :) Finally, as the remote access provider requires a https callback url, you need to create your certs and keys for your local web server. I have already set up the rails web server (WEBrick) with all the script changes. As long as you drop your keys and certs into the lib/certs dir you should be good to go Using the app: Once you have everything up and running on your local machine, navigate to the default url (https://localhost:3000/) and you should be all good to go! Have fun @quintonwall
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