JavaFX based TweetWall

Getting OAuth keys

Create a new Application for TweetWall within Twitter Apps site signing in with the twitter account that will be used to run the TweetWallFX. You have to enter at least the website of your company. After doing so generate a new access token under Keys and Access Tokens.

Update the tweetwallConfig.json file with your OAuth values as follows:

{
    "twitter" : {
        "extendedMode" : true,
        "oauth" : {
            "consumerKey" : "v8SvGzboGrvU148cKs8PghI1v", (1)
            "consumerSecret" : "12w6vg612hgvoGk0iysMlLvKfh0ouMcVg00RWG8rV6jccZ8RUg", (2)
            "accessToken" : "12cF34j9-cF3cGz819x4j2iQ6Vgh4wqmLqksxHzRFt78D3WKiB", (3)
            "accessTokenSecret" : "2DghUiSB5hdg7jFbNKHqx5xRkXNZhnzZtICUPG7Bz92x4" (4)
        }
    },
    "tweetwall" : {
        "query" : "#myevent OR #someothertag",
        "title" : "The JavaFX Tweetwall for my Event",
        "stylesheetResource" : "tweetwall.css"
    }
}

1. The Consumer Key (API Key)

2. The Consumer Secret (API Secret)

3. The Access Token

4. The Access Token Secret