Does this gem work with Apigee? about grackle HOT 5 CLOSED

Actually, yes it will. You just need to use Grackle's proxy support. Once you've got a client instance you can do this:
client.transport.proxy = Net::HTTP.Proxy(apigee_url,80)

I tried it out myself and it seems to work just fine. Sorry for the delay getting back to you on this.

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Thanks. That works perfectly.

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I'm having this exact same issue using this Gem with Apigee, but the proposed solution doesn't work for me, I set the proxy but I'm still receiving the same authentication problems. I use Omniauth to get the token.

What I could be missing? Any help would be very appreciated.

Thank you for this great Gem!

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@tolosa I can't think of any reason why this wouldn't work. OAuth has a fair number of moving parts so sometimes the errors can be deceiving. Please make sure that everything is configured as described here: https://github.com/hayesdavis/grackle/wiki/Grackle-and-OAuth.

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I still can't make any authenticated calls to the Twitter API through Apigee. The OAuth authentication itself seems to be working fine, if I call directly to the twitter API it works, but when I switch to the Apigee endoint fails. Unauthenticated calls through Apigee works fine.
To have more control over the authentication process, I migrated from OmniAuth to oauth-ruby, but using almost the same code that @manalang posted here doesn't work, and changing the proxy as you suggested doesn't solves the issue for me.

Any ideas about what else can I try?

Thank you!

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