This is a simple example webapp written using the Play! framework, scala, and the LinkedIn developer APIs.
The app also uses scribe-java to handle the oauth flow.
- Be sure to edit ApiKeys.scala and fill in the apiKey and secretKey you obtain from http://developer.linkedin.com, otherwise the app won’t work*
To create the Eclipse .classpath and .project file:
$ play eclipsify PlayLinkedIn
(I’ve found that the intellij files created by Play didn’t work, so I create the .classpath and then import into IntelliJ as an external project.)
Note: You need to get your API keys from http://developer.linkedin.com
and edit the ApiKeys.scala file.
This has garbage values which will fail to compile currently.
then go to http://localhost:7000
The debug port is 7002.
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