Extract Posts from Feed Linkedin

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I am researching in the LINKEDin documentation a way to extract the posts of a certain company. Is it possible to do this?

I'm not finding methods.

The closest I got was this link: link

But it does not have anything like Feed, similar to what you have on Twitter and Facebook.

I try to run a direct URL in the Browser according to the documentation with the Company ID and it shows an error:

{
  "errorCode": 0,
  "message": "Unknown authentication scheme",
  "requestId": "MJYSLQZZXX",
  "status": 401,
  "timestamp": 1448970119372
}
    
asked by anonymous 01.12.2015 / 11:34

2 answers

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What you read in SOen's answer is correct, you can not do this any more. In the Official Linkedin Blog you can see the changes that were made in May 2015.

It is common for companies to restrict the functionality of their APIs, whether for abuse or some problem. This can be seen with others, such as Facebook, Google, Outlook, etc. Those who use these services for a few years know that this kind of restriction has been happening.

Linkedin provides the console with the endpoints of your API. It is very useful to know what may or may not be required.

One possible solution would be to try the Linkedin Partner Program and it says this about the program:

  

Partnering with LinkedIn provides additional API functionality, data access, increased call limits, and dedicated support. Read more about our various partner programs and use cases and see if it matches your application. Applications are only accepted when we feel they are providing value to members, developers, and LinkedIn.

    
11.02.2016 / 11:53
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This error is because, when pasting the url in the browser, you made a GET call in the API without passing any authorization token.

To do this, you basically need to register your application on LinkedIn and thus receive an access token to go through the header of your requests.

Without this, you do not have "permission" to access their restful API. And, of course, you will always receive a 401 HTTP status.

They express the step-by-step in this link: link

    
11.02.2016 / 03:18