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Are there other apps that do it out of a browser that would work?
If it is in a browser is it just a silverlight setting?
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With signpost 1.2:
String authUrl = provider.retrieveRequestToken( consumer, callbackUrl );
Netflix API response:
<status>
<status_code>
400
</status_code>
<message>
oauth_consumer_key is missing
</message>
</status>
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