when using jsOAuth-1.3.6.js with Titanium the "xhr" that is declared via Request();
xhr = Request(); should declare xhr.onerror function because titanium HTTPClient doesn't send readystate = 4 in case an error (like 401 error) accrued. therefore, the failure callback method never fires on HTTPClient error
when using jsOAuth-1.3.6.js with Titanium the "xhr" that is declared via Request(); xhr = Request(); should declare xhr.onerror function because titanium HTTPClient doesn't send readystate = 4 in case an error (like 401 error) accrued. therefore, the failure callback method never fires on HTTPClient error
xhr.onerror = function(e) { var responseObject = { error : e.error, source : xhr, status : this.status, statusText : this.statusText } failure(responseObject); };