twilio-java | Java library for communicating with the Twilio REST API | SMS library
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A Java library for communicating with the Twilio REST API and generating TwiML.
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- Return the attributes to the generated XML element
- Gets the status callback events as a string
- Gets the recording status callback events as a string
- Updates the permissions for this map
- Update the map item
- Updates this map item
- Create a Credential
- Create a new Credential
- Updates the permissions of this list permission
- Updates the map permissions
- Updates the permission
- Create an origination Url
- Gets attributes to a XML element
- Return a Map of attributes to the XML element
- Returns a Map of attributes to XML element
- Returns a map of attributes to attributes
- Create a new tollfree VertexVerification
- Updates the permissions of this document
- Demonstrates how to execute an account
- Update this Payment
- Login
- Create an Address
- Get XML attributes for the generated XML element
- Create aUsaToPerson
- Get the attributes to be used in the generated XML element
- Return the attributes to a XML element
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QUESTION
I'm trying to use Twilio from Clojure. Pretty new to Clojure dev, so I'm trying to get to grips with importing libs, in general.
My project.clj looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-05 at 16:36the function you linked to is not a constructor but a static function on the class. You call a static function on a class in clojure like (Twilio/init "foo" "bar"). Your syntax is correct if it were actually a constructor.
Thanks @juraj. I wasn't sure if this actually qualified as an answer :-)
QUESTION
During migration, I came across this error when I build the project using android studio 3.1.4.
Caused by: com.google.api.client.http.HttpResponseException: 500 Internal Server Error {"error": {"message": "Internal Server Error", "code": 500, "errors": [{"message": "unknown exception", "debug_info": "Neither servicePath nor rpcPath is defined."}]}}
I followed these :
https://cloud.google.com/endpoints/docs/frameworks/java/migrating https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/endpoints-framework-gradle-plugin
My App does not access backend API (api) as it used to assess before migration.
Here are my gradle configuration :
API(api)
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-18 at 12:53If you are using Guice in your backend API, Google has provided a separate solution for that, please follow this link and the problem should be solved. https://cloud.google.com/endpoints/docs/frameworks/java/using-guice
Thanks.
QUESTION
spring-security.xml
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-02 at 08:58It loooks that com.ct.www.provider.CustomAuthenticationProvider is missing from your production environment. (and you production artifact). Your local server may source if from some other classloader - also double check you build environment and IDE setup
QUESTION
I've discovered that the reason my JAX-WS RI SOAP code is throwing a NAMESPACE_ERR exception is because of the presence of axis2-saaj-1.6.1.jar in my project library. When I remove this jar everything works. I really don't know why there's a conflict but I've at least narrowed it down. The advice I've been given so far is to just remove the jar file and carry on.
Here's the problem - this jar file is bundled OOTB with this web product I'm writing this code for. It runs on Tomcat. It's a dependency for some features that we haven't used (but may) and besides that its 1st party provided so I don't want to touch it.
So two questions:
- Any ideas why removing this jar file makes this work?
- Any way to keep the jar file but get my JAX-WS RI code to not throw this NAMESPACE_ERR exception?
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...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-06 at 22:08Unfortunately vendor support was unable to provide an answer as to why there was a conflict between JAX-WS RI and saaj but we received information on what breaks if we remove that jar.
We ended up electing to remove that saaj jar and overhaul some legacy, existing SOAP code to use JAX-WS RI. Doing so cleaned up a considerable amount of request message scaffolding work that was being done manually with strings (because of no domain visibility).
I don't particularly like this answer but will mark this question as answered since we've made a decision and will move forward with it. We'll just have to ensure that future product updates do not reintroduce this jar file back into the environment. It's possible one of the other implementations like Apache's CXF will have better luck.
QUESTION
sdk i'm using- twilio-java-sdk-7.0.0-rc-10-jar-with-dependencies.jar
I'm working on eclipse luna and ibm bluemix is the server.
the code-
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-21 at 13:16There are 6 classes called Message in Twilio. See the Javadoc.
You need to figure out which one to use and add an import statement that imports the right one.
You probably want to import com.twilio.rest.api.v2010.account.Message; as this Message class has a creator method that fits your invocation:
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