Create your own WebViewClient subclass.
2.Override shouldOverrideUrlLoading(WebView view, String url) method.
3.In shouldOverrideUrlLoading(), check if url.startsWith(YOUR_CALLBACK_URL) is true.
4.If true, retrieve "oauth_verifier" parameter from the URL and return true (true from shouldOverrideUrlLoading() prevents the WebView instance from loading the URL).
Get an access token using the value of the parameter obtained in the step 4.
Your application can get control back from the WebView instance after the step 4.
If the above steps sound cumbersome, try TwitterOAuthView. Its usage is very simple. Just call
view.start(CONSUMER_KEY, CONSUMER_SECRET, CALLBACK_URL, true, listener);
and receive the result via TwitterOAuthView.Listener interface defined as below.
void onSuccess(TwitterOAuthView view, AccessToken accessToken);
void onFailure(TwitterOAuthView view, TwitterOAuthView.Result result);
If true is given to TwitterOAuthView.start() method as the forth argument, TwitterOAuthView does not access the callback URL, and I think this behavior is what you want to implement. The source code, TwitterOAuthView.java, may be of help.