Hi,
Ahh, cool, I actually understood that the access token should be kept as
secret as possible, but it is the signing process that really protects the
requests as that uses the secret key etc.
From a Twitter oAuth point of view (and from what I understand what the plan
might be) I just worry,
Our access tokens should be long-lived enough that users shouldn't
have to come back to Twitter. Does that answer your question?
On Sat, Feb 14, 2009 at 00:39, Paul Kinlan paul.kin...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Guys,
I am working developing twe2's oAuth support and I have a quick question for
the
Hi Guys,
I am working developing twe2's oAuth support and I have a quick question for
the group. Obviously, oAuth solves us having to store the twitter-ers
username and password on our system by delegating the authentication out to
twitter, however, for the past couple of services I have
