OAuth for Java Developers

You can use OAuth to secure apps, APIs, and devices. OAuth has become increasingly popular, especially as developers are asked to knit together hundreds of apps and thousands of users in enterprise environments.

The Java ecosystem is vast, with over 10 million developers worldwide and an abundance of IDEs, build tools, libraries, and frameworks to make them more productive. In this quick session, I’ll provide you with a state of the OAuth ecosystem in Java. You’ll learn which frameworks support OAuth and which ones don’t. I’ll also offer some practical examples you can run in just a few minutes.


Speaker: Matt Raible

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[razvanandrei]

Very comprehensive and easy to understand presentation, well done, Matt!

[vibhanshuagarwal]

A very informative session, especially the first half is suitable for any developer looking at OAuth integration, let alone java developers.

[firasbrinsi]

Great session, thank you for the valuable info!

[hasanmarzooq]

That's really a great video on OAuth. Do you've any idea or advise for implementing Client Credentials in Java Play framework, provided we don't want to use any 3rd party idP. Thanks.

[julienbarbe-bfqg]

Hello Matt, I am a bit confused, at one moment you say that OAuth 2 cannot be done without a browser, but in the end the Client credential Flow does not require a browser and is still in the "OAuth 2.0" grant types, it is contradicting, did I miss something?
Thank you for this valuable presentation by the way !
Julien

[mondoshigua]

👋🏼🇨🇴🧔🏻👍🏼🤝🏻 Saludos desde Colombia, buena información