http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-recordon-oauth-v2-device-00
Forest schrieb:
Thanks for the clarification. The subtle difference makes sense to
me, and indeed was what prompted me to address this list in the first
place.
It *is* subtle, though, and the oauth-v2-22 draft doesn't even hint at
i
Thanks for the clarification. The subtle difference makes sense to
me, and indeed was what prompted me to address this list in the first
place.
It *is* subtle, though, and the oauth-v2-22 draft doesn't even hint at
it until six sections after a very clear "MUST" statement apparently
forbidding th
Hi,
there is no contradiction. The subtle difference lays in the word "instance".
Using secrets for a software package (and all of its installations) is useless
and therefore not allowed. If you are able to issue a distinct id/secret pair
to every installation of your app, this is fine.
For a
Hi there.
I've been considering OAuth 2 and its "client credentials" grant type
for use with applications that run on televisions and other consumer
devices. It is appealing mainly because it requires no built-in web
browser and no cumbersome data entry for the user. (Similar to the
Netflix devic
