SAPUI5 sending tweet using twitter API

Hello Experts,
I was wondering if i could simply tweet something from SAPUI5 directly onto twitter ?
I just want to have a textarea where i put in my tweet's text, and then i just push the button tweet.
Any of you have more information regarding this ?
Kind Regards,
Bart

Hi,
you can use twitter API to create SAPUI5 application. you will find more information at Overview: Version 1.1 of the Twitter API | Twitter Developers
But it requires API key and OAuth access. earlier I developed few application based on JSON Rest APIs. you will find more info on this blog Creating SAPUI5 Applications based on Public JSON APIs or Web Services
also check this blog UI5 & Twitter - Designing the Solution from Gareth Ryan related to this subject.
Regards,
Chandra

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