@pablo though maybe json should be the standard since through the websocket trying every possible message would be a waste. I still think the proto format is a good specifier.
On 24/12/2016 10:08 PM, "Evan Hughes" <ehu...@gmail.com> wrote: > I believe it was in the works but cant hurt to add it to the jira as a > feature request. > > On Sat, 24 Dec 2016 at 22:04 Brandon Brinkley <brinkle...@gmail.com> > wrote: > >> This is timely, as I have just recently renewed my interest in Wave with >> the idea of potentially bundling it with a few other services that could >> be >> useful for small teams (e.g. students, auditors, etc.). I haven't had a >> chance to look at it much yet, but I would want to either share the >> authentication, or at least be able to pass through the credentials. Also, >> I it would be useful to be authenticate against AD if that isn't already >> possible. >> >> Thanks! >> -Brandon >> >> On Saturday, December 24, 2016, Evan Hughes <wisebald...@apache.org> >> wrote: >> >> > Hello All, >> > >> > Just wanting to get some feedback from the community as I start >> rewriting >> > the client and the api behind it (to replace the Gwt code in the repo >> and >> > the current servlets). >> > >> > http://localhost:9898/api/auth/login?format=json >> > http://localhost:9898/api/auth/login?format=protobuf >> > http://localhost:9898/api/auth/login // defaults to the protobuf >> > >> > currently using url's like the ones above with a response like: >> > >> > { >> > "email": true >> > } >> > which states that email authentication is available (allows us to add >> > oauth providers latter). The change of URL is due to using client side >> > frameworks (Angular 2) instead of GWT to achieve the UI which will be >> > at a non /api/ route. This also lets the server be more easily >> > configured to be of use to SwellRT and other projects as our client >> > isn't part of the backend anymore and the server is an abstract >> > element.Ive also made the source for this endpoint at >> > /wave/src/main/java/org/apache/wave/server/api/v1/LoginServlet.java so >> > that we can remove dead code as we transition into one naming scheme >> > instead of the 3 that exist atm. >> > >> > ~ Evan Hughes >> > >> >> >> -- >> Thanks! >> -Brandon >> >
