Yes, you can use the normal OAuth flow which allows you to use a
redirect URL. Alternatively, you could use the xAuth procedure to
exchange an username and password for a set of OAuth credentials,
although this method is a method that should only be used as a last
resort (like cases where there's no browser available, etc).
Tom
On 12/24/10 10:04 AM, shiyuan ding wrote:
when we use the oauth api ，we should get a PIN through browser before
login， I want to know whether has the api witch give me a signin
control that I can skip the getting PIN step。
many thanks
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