Web Services with OAuth
By Marcus Ramberg (marcus) from Oslo.pm
Date: Wednesday August 13, 2008 13:30
Duration: 30 minutes
Tags: api catalyst oauth rest
Basic auth for your web services sucks for several reasons. OAuth is a standard protocol for doing token based auth, similar to how flickr auths their desktop apps. OAuth is also an ideal companion to openid, as it doesn't require a local username/password. In this talk we'll take a closer look at how OAuth is built up, as well as look into how you can easily use OAuth for your own APIs, with examples in Catalyst well as Jifty and pure mod_perl.
Attended by:- Imran Chaudhry
- Paul-Christophe Varoutas
- Jacob Bunk Nielsen
- Steffen Mueller (tsee)
- Casper Warming (defekt)
- Tina Müller (tinita)
- Mark Keating (mdk/markie)
- Tobias Henoeckl (hoeni)
- Sven Esbjerg
- Christian Borup (borup)
- Hermen Lesscher
- Darko Obradovic
- Francoise Dehinbo
- Bern
- David Leadbeater (dgl)
- Michael Kröll (pepl)
- Jesse Vincent
- Søren Lund (slu)
- Jos Boumans (kane)
- Lars Balker Rasmussen (lbr)
- Stefan Hanski
- Nicolas Mendoza (nicomen)
- Nigel Metheringham
- Søren Døygaard
- Nicholas Oxhøj (noxhoej)
- Leo Lapworth (Ranguard)
- Dave Cross (davorg)
- Bart Lateur
- Alex Kapranoff (kappa)
- Jozef Kutej
- Edmund von der Burg
