OpenAM provides a set of REST APIs to authenticate the users with username/password & validates the authenticated user’s sessions. Assume that there is an application which has been implemented to authenticate its end users by calling REST API of the OpenAM. As an example in following HTTP POST request must be sent to OpenAM for […]
Tag: grant_type
OAuth 2.0 Authorization servers support for four main grant types according to the specification. Also it has given the flexibility to support any custom grant types. Today, I am going to implement a custom grant type for OAuth 2.0 Authorization server. Also we are going to see how we can extend the behavior of default […]
Out of four major grant type in the OAuth 2.0 specification, Client credential is the simplest one. This can be used as an authorization grant when the authorization scope is limited to the protected resources under the control of the client. Basically when client owns the resources. It means that the client would be the […]