kyleparker
commented
12 years ago BTW, the previous version of the source code had this constructor in the EvernoteAuthToken class:
public EvernoteAuthToken(String token, String secret, String noteStoreUrl, String webApiUrlPrefix, int userId, String rawResponse) { super(token, secret, rawResponse); this.noteStoreUrl = noteStoreUrl; this.webApiUrlPrefix = webApiUrlPrefix; this.userId = userId; }
Current version of the EvernoteAuthToken class has this constructor:
public EvernoteAuthToken(Token token) { super(token.getToken(), token.getSecret(), token.getRawResponse()); this.noteStoreUrl = extract(getRawResponse(), NOTESTORE_REGEX); this.webApiUrlPrefix = extract(getRawResponse(), WEBAPI_REGEX); this.userId = Integer.parseInt(extract(getRawResponse(), USERID_REGEX)); }
sethhitch
In an attempt to make modifications to the source code for the OAuth client, I think I might have ran into a problem with the com.evernote.client.oauth.AccessTokenExtractor class.
When I attempt to compile the src, I get the following error:
The constructor EvernoteAuthToken(String, String, String, String, int, String) is undefined.
This is the offending code block:
public Token extract(String response) { Preconditions.checkEmptyString(response, "Response body is incorrect. " + "Can't extract a token from an empty string"); return new EvernoteAuthToken(extract(response, TOKEN_REGEX), extract(response, SECRET_REGEX), extract(response, NOTESTORE_REGEX), extract(response, WEBAPI_REGEX), Integer.parseInt(extract(response, USERID_REGEX)), response); }
The only constructor in the EvernoteAuthToken class is:
public EvernoteAuthToken(Token token)
Did I miss something when pulling in the original source?