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> I am trying to get the "nod of recognition". That is, it would be nice if I
> could point out that people had been using some OAuth for a while already
> and just weren't aware of the technology itself.
Often I will ask if someone has used NetFlix and the used one of the NetFlix
aware image e
Hans Granqvist wrote:
Howdy Jeff,
PS3 clients, etc. are off limits to discuss publicly, sorry.
Ok.
Did you see the list of apps using the public Netflix APIs?
http://www.netflix.com/AppGallery
Btw, why do you feel 3rd party apps authorized to manipulate a customer's
resources (that is, doi
Howdy Jeff,
PS3 clients, etc. are off limits to discuss publicly, sorry.
Did you see the list of apps using the public Netflix APIs?
http://www.netflix.com/AppGallery
Btw, why do you feel 3rd party apps authorized to manipulate a customer's
resources (that is, doing something OAuth was designed
I'm giving a talk as part of the sales pitch to our group for using
OAuth soon. It would be very good to be able to point to some
non-trivial application many of them have used. Is it the case that the
PS3 netflix client uses OAuth? If so, is the life-cycle documented
somewhere (e.g. I assume t
