I have accessed Netsuite in two ways.
1.Using Credentials without Restlet
2.Using Oauth with Restlet
But I searched code everywhere to connect Netsuite using Oauth without Restlet. i could not get anywhere.
Now i confused that whether Netsuite allowed to access using Oauth with Restlet only or not.
Help me to do further step. If there is a possibility to access Netsuite using Oauth without Restlet , Give me the code.
Thanks in Advance....
The code example is in the SuiteAnswer Id 44710 (You will need to login into NetSuite to read this)
The code example is in Java
You need to write:
1) logic to compute Hash (you can use javax.crypto package)
2) logic to compute signature using #1 and netsuite account and token details
3) you need to add the signature in SOAP token passport header
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I am creating new product. for that I have to use available security features. should I use Oauth2 or Json web token? which is better and in which situation these should be used?
I think you may find your answer in using org.apache.oltu.oauth2.
https://www.programcreek.com/java-api-examples/?api=org.apache.oltu.oauth2.client.request.OAuthClientRequest.AuthenticationRequestBuilder
You can see an implementation for oauth and openID here oauth server and resource server
Just to explain what they are,
oauth server creates the tokens
resource server uses that token and processes it to give you the requested data
You can also go through the following docs to understand what they mean and how to implement them,
sample implementation in java , oracle tutorial on the concept of tokens
If you want to do google API auth then you can go through this
I also found this stackoverflow link which is sort of similar question and has shared few of similar links. You should check that out as well.
When I am trying to understand OAuth2 client, I am confused about why we have two different filters
I attempted to integrate with Github. Here are my observations
OAuth2AuthorizationCodeGrantFilter sound like a filter that exchanges authorization code for access token, but when I keep debug point it does not do that
OAuth2LoginAuthenticationFilter sounds somewhat like it does login somehow, but this filter exchanges auth code to access token instead of above
I'm not sure why this is the case, as the first class name implies some strong correlation to authorization code
Also, Whats is the difference between OAuth2LoginConfigurer & OAuth2ClientConfigurer
Looks like OAuth2LoginConfigurer configures OAuth2LoginAuthenticationFilter, while OAuth2ClientConfigurer configures OAuth2AuthorizationCodeGrantFilter
Can someone explain what each of them does & in which scenarios they are applicable?
Thanks
This is well documented in the Spring Security reference.
OAuth 2.0 Login
OAuth 2.0 Client
As well, in the javadoc:
OAuth2LoginAuthenticationFilter
OAuth2AuthorizationCodeGrantFilter
At a high level:
http.oauth2Login() is an implementation of OpenID Connect Authentication using the Authorization Code Flow
http.oauth2Client().authorizationCodeGrant() is an implementation of OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code grant
I have a working (tested) oauth response from postman, but unfortunately I don't know which way to go when I need to implement the query in .net Core.
Please can you give me a simple example or a hint?
The Identity Server 4 Samples repository, have a lot of examples of OAuth clients.
The steps you need to execute to authenticate, depends of the flow used by the server, more information about flows and usage http://oauthlib.readthedocs.io/en/latest/oauth2/grants/grants.html
I've question regarding automation with oAuth 1.0a. I need to access a REST API at a oAuth provider on behalf of a user. The provider has oAuth version 1.0a implemented.
At forehand excuse my ignorance on oAuth, it's new territory for me.
I'm working on a .NET MVC 5 project and installed the NuGet Package as follows: "Install-Package DotNetOpenAuth.OAuth.Consumer". This installed the following:
Attempting to gather dependencies information for package 'DotNetOpenAuth.OAuth.Consumer.4.3.4.13329' with respect to project 'projectname', targeting '.NETFramework,Version=v4.6.1'... successfully installed dependencies and the DotNetOpenAuth consumer package.
My goal is to access a REST API when triggered by an external source which is not human. In short, a controller is triggered by an external process and sends data to my application. Next, I will need to access the REST API of the provider in order to process the received data. So, no human eyes or hands are available to login or copy a verifier of some sort.
I've been looking around, read about oAuth and the DNOA library. I kinda found that I have to obtain a RequestToken to start off with. I'm using the following code to achieve this:
InMemoryTokenManager tm = new InMemoryTokenManager("**consumerkey**", "**secret**");
var serviceProvider = GetServiceDescription();
var consumer = new DesktopConsumer(serviceProvider, tm);
string reqToken;
consumer.RequestUserAuthorization(null, null, out reqToken);
I read about the InMemoryTokenManager, ServiceProviderDescription, DesktopConsumer and that is pretty clear to me. Although I'm not surefooted about using DesktopConsumer instead of WebConsumer..
Now, I need to get a verification code from the Provider. But how to proceed next in order to get it?
I've looked at the UserAuthorizationResponse object which contains a property exactly for this purpose but I'm unable to figure out how to retrieve this.
With the request token and verification code I should be able to get a AuthorizedTokenResponse object and perform the REST API calls.
Can anyone help me out on this?
I'm building a web app which will have an api and an authorization service using DotNetOpenAuth. I found this example on how you can authorize using a service provider that already exists but I would like an example on how to implement a service provider that can create tokens, persist them and do evaluation. Is there any great articles or sample providers that I can download?
Update
DotNetOpenAuth has moved on since this was initially posted. I strongly suggest you follow Ashish's advise and take a look at the samples. It contains code to write Authorization Servers, Resource Servers and Clients for all the major flows.
If you wanted a pre built solution, with opensource code
Thinktecture Identity Server is an Open Source .NET security token service. It supports a number of endpoints for authentication including OAuth 2.0 Bearer tokens.
Update this Thinktecture Identity Server is now on version 2 and supports these OAuth 2.0 flows
Resource Owner Password Credential Flow
Implict Flow & JavaScript
Authorization Code Flow
again take a look at the code to see how it was all done and there are samples here to show how to plumb it in.
I hope this helps - these library's and examples have hugely helped us over the past few months.
Update
There is also another example warning, it looks dated of a simple OAuth provider for MVC here Sample code here
There are complete working example for DotNetOpenAuth can be found here - https://github.com/DotNetOpenAuth/DotNetOpenAuth/tree/master/samples
I tried a number of times with DNOA....had to give up, but documented my findings (used Thinktecture in the end)...http://tb-it.blogspot.co.nz/2015/06/oauth-20-frameworks-and-platforms.html