In the API we\'re developing, the access tokens are unique. With that I mean that there can only be one access token per application and user.
I have a controller action that may be hit by the client with a oauth client token (no authenticated user), or may be hit by an authorized client with an access
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I downloaded the examples (https://code.google.com/p/oauth/) compiled and loaded the provider and consumer WAR files to Apache Tomcat.
I am implementing an OAuth 2 provider and am wondering if it\'s necessary to generate both an API k开发者_开发百科ey and a client id for clients when they register an app with my provider.
I want to put a question about what ideas do you have regarding Open Authentication (oauth) and what are your use cases of that simple and genius protocol.
I\'ve just implemented a oAuth provider for my Grails application, and can sucessfully authenticate my client application (using signpost). The next thing I want to do is persist the access token, so
I have a .net web开发者_JAVA百科 application (asp and c#) with login functionality (myapp), I would like to implement in a second app called secondApp a \"login with myapp\" button using OAuth. Do you
I am implementin开发者_高级运维g an OAuth Provider using DevDefined library. I wonder if there is any recommended database structure for storing consumer and token data on the server side.
How can I add a Oauth provider to a web application using Zend Framework? Zend Framework has support for oauth consumers, but I don\'t see a provider support. What do you use to implement a Oauth prov
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