Not exactly authorization code in authorization code flow.
But something like it, say a signature on a delegation statement by user, 
user send it to the client, client exchange the signature for an access 
token.
The AS can verify the signature's validity. 
The rationale in my question is that: the resource is of the resource 
owner, so it is the right and it is natural to let resource owner 
authorize the access to its resource,
  the role of AS in current Oauth's authorization code flow is just an 
authentication provider and should not decide the authorization.






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2012-09-03 17:33

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besides, the user has no authorization code; the authorization server does 
have. 

2012/9/3 Guangqing Deng <[email protected]>
Why let the user send an authorization code to the client? Let client 
request an access token from authentication server using that 
authorization code? If so, authentication server can’t determine whether 
the authorization code is valid or not and will not issue an access token.


2012/9/3 <[email protected]>

Hi,all 
   I have always been unclear of one thing, why must let authorization 
server generate and issue authorization code to a client? 
Could not just let the user authorize the client directly by sending the 
client something like authorization code? 

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-Sujing Zhou
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