Deploy Social Messaging Server with a Twitter Channel

Overview

For a Twitter channel, you need two installation packages: Social Messaging Server and Genesys Cloud API Driver for Twitter. The Driver adds Twitter-specific features to Social Messaging Server and does not require its own Application object in the Configuration Server database. You can also create a Custom Media Channel Driver.

Prepare the Twitter Channel

1. Deploy Social Messaging Server.
2. Run the installation for Genesys Driver for Use with Twitter, selecting the desired Social Messaging Server object: frame|center|Select a Social Messaging Server object
3. Locate the driver-for-twitter-options.cfg configuration file in the \<Social Messaging Server application>\media-channel-drivers\channel-twitter directory.
4. In Genesys Administrator Extension, open your Social Messaging Server Application, go to the Options tab, and import driver-for-twitter-options.cfg, selecting No in response to Do you want to overwrite the existing data?

Configure the Options

Set the following options:

Section	Option	Example
channel-twitter-*anyname*	driver-classname	com.<your domain>.mcr.smserver.channel.twitter.cloud.TwitterCloudDriver
	fetch-image	true
	gsa-account-name	Note: Contact Genesys Customer Care to configure an account in Genesys Social Analytics cloud platform. This field should be setup once and never change without first communicating with Genesys team. CRITICAL: Changing this field without taking care will stop the connection between your Social Engagement system and Twitter, and may cause a loss of data.
	gsa-api-key	Note: Contact Genesys Customer Care to configure an account in Genesys Social Analytics cloud platform. This field should be setup once and never change without first communicating with Genesys team. CRITICAL: Changing this field without taking care will stop the connection between your Social Engagement system and Twitter, and may cause a loss of data.
	gsa-batch-limit	200
	gsa-batch-reserve-time	60
	gsa-channel-id	Note: Contact Genesys Customer Care to configure an account in Genesys Social Analytics cloud platform. This field should be setup once and never change without first communicating with Genesys team. CRITICAL: Changing this field without taking care will stop the connection between your Social Engagement system and Twitter, and may cause a loss of data.
	gsa-channel-name	Note: Contact Genesys Customer Care to configure an account in Genesys Social Analytics cloud platform. This field should be setup once and never change without first communicating with Genesys team. CRITICAL: Changing this field without taking care will stop the connection between your Social Engagement system and Twitter, and may cause a loss of data.
	gsa-user-name	Note: Contact Genesys Customer Care to configure an account in Genesys Social Analytics cloud platform. This field should be setup once and never change without first communicating with Genesys team. CRITICAL: Changing this field without taking care will stop the connection between your Social Engagement system and Twitter, and may cause a loss of data.
	gsa-user-password	Note: Contact Genesys Customer Care to configure an account in Genesys Social Analytics cloud platform. This field should be setup once and never change without first communicating with Genesys team. CRITICAL: Changing this field without taking care will stop the connection between your Social Engagement system and Twitter, and may cause a loss of data.
	gsa-url-base	Note: Contact Genesys Customer Care to configure an account in Genesys Social Analytics cloud platform. This field should be setup once and never change without first communicating with Genesys team. CRITICAL: Changing this field without taking care will stop the connection between your Social Engagement system and Twitter, and may cause a loss of data.
	inbound-route	101:twitter_queue
	itx-resubmit-attempts	3
	itx-resubmit-delay	30
	itx-submit-timeout	10
	reconnection-timeout	180
	sampling-period	10
	x-debug-mode	false
	x-inbound-media	Twitter
	x-submit-own-all	false

There is also a [log] section that holds the usual log options, which are described in the Configuration Options Reference Manual.