This is the continuation of the previous blog article. In this article, we will see how Pega can act as an OAuth client using the Client credentials grant type. The article was created using earlier Pega 8 version! but the core concept remains the same! Use this blog article to learn the concepts and you […]
This is the first blog article in the OAuth authentication series. In this blog article, we will see more in detail about the basics of OAuth workflow and the different grant types supported by OAuth. This will be bit more theory article😉. Finally, we will have some hands-on on in setting up X (formerly Twitter) […]
In the previous articles, we saw how Pega can act as OAuth client and access the protected resources from OAuth providers like LinkedIn, Twitter etc. In this post we will see how Pega can act the other way around by taking the role of OAuth provider. The article was created using earlier Pega 8 version! […]
This is the third blog article of the OAuth series. For a better understanding, I would suggest you to visit the previous blog articles on OAuth 2.0 in order – Part 1 & Part 2. https://myknowtech.com/tag/oauth In this blog article, we will see how Pega can act as OAuth client for authorization code grant type. […]
