By rossmason
via blogs.mulesoft.org
Published: Jan 04 2013 / 08:32
We tackle an increasingly important question in the world of APIs: Presume that you would like to create a remote API (which perhaps exposes some API is protected in such a way that: A) Only clients that you trust can access them; B) Those clients can access your API through the explicit authorization of their end-users; and C) The end-users can be authenticated with a central entity, *withouth* having to share their credentials with your API’s clients.
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Tags: cloud, frameworks, trends, web services
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