authorization - Some questions about OAuth and Android -


I started reading Oath in the morning; Need suggestions (link et al.) That will help answer the following questions: 1. 1. How to implement 3 nautical certification using OAuth on Android devices? Is there a library that helps in the above?
2. What does it mean when someone says: "The site / service supports ABC OAuth"?

Thank you!

To know your first question, you should be able to use any Java OAIT on Android Library, here is a link to a tutorial that uses a library to develop a consumer app on Android:

Particularly pay a custom URI scheme with your application ( I.e. myapp: //) Note that you can use this URI scheme When sending Oath CallbackPay parameters that allow your users to easily go through 3-leg workflow (Basically you will get a request token from the SP, which will direct your user to authorize the SAP Token, then SP will redirect your user using a custom URI scheme).

Now for your second question: When a person says that a site or service supports OAuth, it generally means that they implemented OAuth as a service provider. is. This means that you can develop a consumer application that uses OAuth to run delegated authority for secure resources hosted by the service. Note that what version of the version of OAuth should support the service / site at most 1.0 A, but some may still be at 1.0, with a slightly different workflow. You can ignore the difference and you can read 1.0 a spac if they support this, otherwise you want to lose 1.0 specs (link below).

Let me tell you what it helps, or if you have something special you want me to expand! Best wishes with your app!

  • Note that there are some security problems in 1.0 that were addressed in 1.0A. Also keep in mind that 1.0A has been rewritten as an IETF format. The term used is slightly different in IETF format, and some requirements have been removed while using a secure transport layer (i.e. SSL) and plain text signature method. Most SPs will still follow 1.0A Otherwise the IETF draft has been written very well and is readable, if you can keep the difference in vocabulary:


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