(Quick Reference)

1 Introduction

This plugin makes it easy to both send and receive Twitter messages inside a Grails application.

Version information

The plugin is now versioned together with the twitter4j jar library it depends on. If there are patches to a given version of the plugin due to bugs, the version will be extended.

Thanks goes to:

The plugin would not be what is is without the following contributors:

table Arthur Neves | arthurnn@gmail.com Daniel Gerbaudo | info@danielgerbaudo.com Rubén Salinas | rubensalinasgarcia@gmail.com Ricardo Vilella | vilellaricardo@gmail.co Burt Beckwith | burt@burtbeckwith.com table

If I forgot to mention contributors, let me know and I will update the list ASAP.

If you use it, let me know

If you use this plugin in your application, let me know - it's always nice to know, when ones work is used in the wild. Send me a tweet: @sbglasius or an email: soeren@glasius.dk - thank you!

Changelog

Versions 4.0.4.1 and 4.0.4.2

• Code cleanup and documentation

Version 4.0.4.0

Breaking changes:

• The Twitter4jService.groovy has gone, it has been replaced by a bean configured in the plugin with the same name.
• The configuration blog has changed. It is now named twitter4j and not twitter.
• The Twitter4JController actions are all disabled by default. To enable create the the following key in Config.groovy

twitter4j.enableTwitter4jController = true

• Trying to revitalize the plugin with help from Daniel Gerbaudo
• Dependent on Twitter4j version 4.0.4
• Documentation will have new home here: http://sbglasius.github.io/grails-twitter4j
• Version scheme will follow Twitter4j version + an extra minor version for the plugin version