api - What is an Endpoint? -


I'm reading about Oath and it's talking about ending points. What is actually a closing point?

All answers posted so far are correct, one end point is only one end of a communication channel In the case of Oath, there are three end points for which you need to:

  1. Temporary Credential Request URI (called OO0 1.0A Community Specification, Request Token URL). This is a URI that you send a request to the server / service provider to obtain an unauthorized request token.
  2. Resource owner authorization URI (called user authorization url in OAuth 1.0a community specificity) This is a URI that you direct the user to authorize the request token received from the temporary credential request URI.
  3. Token Request URI (which is called Access Token URL in OAuth 1.0A Community Space) This is a URI that you send a request to exchange an authorized request token for an access token which can be used to access a protected resource.

Hope that helps to clean things, learn about the fun OAuth! If you run into any difficulty in implementing an OAuth client, then post more questions


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