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Mastering OAuth 2.0

You're reading from   Mastering OAuth 2.0 Create powerful applications to interact with popular service providers such as Facebook, Google, Twitter, and more by leveraging the OAuth 2.0 Authorization Framework

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2015
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781784395407
Length 238 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Why Should I Care About OAuth 2.0? 2. A Bird's Eye View of OAuth 2.0 FREE CHAPTER 3. Four Easy Steps 4. Register Your Application 5. Get an Access Token with the Client-Side Flow 6. Get an Access Token with the Server-Side Flow 7. Use Your Access Token 8. Refresh Your Access Token 9. Security Considerations 10. What About Mobile? 11. Tooling and Troubleshooting 12. Extensions to OAuth 2.0 A. Resource Owner Password Credentials Grant B. Client Credentials Grant C. Reference Specifications Index

Let's build it!


We have all the theory now. We know how to make the authorization request, and we know the structure of the two types of responses we can expect (success or error). Let's build it in our sample application!

Build the base application

Since we are using the implicit grant workflow, which is intended for client-side usage, our application requirements are quite simple. We do not require a backend server to facilitate the calls. So, for this version of WMIIG, we will build a simple web application using HTML and JavaScript to make the calls and interpret the responses. We will be using Apache Maven to facilitate the creation and running of our application.

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What is Apache Maven?

Maven is a build automation and software management tool for Java projects. It can perform a variety of tasks, including execution of goals to build, test, and package your application. In 2003, it was voted on and accepted as a top-level project for the Apache Software Foundation. Since then, it has...

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