OAuth 2.0

HttpInvoker over OAuth 2.0 with Spring Boot 2.2

Ok, so HttpInvoker may not be the what the hipsters are using (it’s been around since 2003 or so) but there are still plenty of Java desktop applications out there communicating over RMI or EJB that could use a security boost by using OAuth 2.0.

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OAuth

HttpInvoker over OAuth 2.0 with Spring Boot 2.2

Ok, so HttpInvoker may not be the what the hipsters are using (it’s been around since 2003 or so) but there are still plenty of Java desktop applications out there communicating over RMI or EJB that could use a security boost by using OAuth 2.0.

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Spring Security

HttpInvoker over OAuth 2.0 with Spring Boot 2.2

Ok, so HttpInvoker may not be the what the hipsters are using (it’s been around since 2003 or so) but there are still plenty of Java desktop applications out there communicating over RMI or EJB that could use a security boost by using OAuth 2.0.

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Spring Framework

HttpInvoker over OAuth 2.0 with Spring Boot 2.2

Ok, so HttpInvoker may not be the what the hipsters are using (it’s been around since 2003 or so) but there are still plenty of Java desktop applications out there communicating over RMI or EJB that could use a security boost by using OAuth 2.0.

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RMI

HttpInvoker over OAuth 2.0 with Spring Boot 2.2

Ok, so HttpInvoker may not be the what the hipsters are using (it’s been around since 2003 or so) but there are still plenty of Java desktop applications out there communicating over RMI or EJB that could use a security boost by using OAuth 2.0.

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Swing

HttpInvoker over OAuth 2.0 with Spring Boot 2.2

Ok, so HttpInvoker may not be the what the hipsters are using (it’s been around since 2003 or so) but there are still plenty of Java desktop applications out there communicating over RMI or EJB that could use a security boost by using OAuth 2.0.

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