OAuth stipulates four roles for users and applications. The interactions between these roles are shown in the following diagram:
Figure 7: OAuth role interaction
We will look into each of these OAuth roles in some detail.
- Title Page
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- Important concepts
- Modern application architecture
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- Advanced REST API security
- Spring Security OAuth project
- OAuth2 and Spring WebFlux
- Spring Boot and OAuth2
- Sample project
- Summary
- Spring Security Add-Ons
- Other Books You May Enjoy
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