Hello,


I hope I came to the right place. My apologies if I haven't. We are working on a native mobile app and would like to leverage UAA for authz. We have a multi-tenant environment and I was wondering how large of a task it would be to get UAA implicit flow to work with client apps so we could take full advantage of UAA's multi-tenancy support.


thanks so much.

Brian Gaston

hi Brian, the task shouldn't be so difficult.
Most languages already have some OAuth library to leverage that does all
the work for you. And even without a library, Oauth is pretty straight
forward. Just some HTTP calls with redirects.

Are you looking for an example?
pure HTTP example looks like:
https://github.com/cloudfoundry/uaa/blob/develop/uaa/src/test/java/org/cloudfoundry/identity/uaa/integration/feature/ImplicitGrantIT.java#L78-L130

Filip


On Mon, May 4, 2015 at 9:08 PM, Brian Gaston <bgaston(a)learningsciences.com>
wrote:

Hello,


I hope I came to the right place. My apologies if I haven't. We are
working on a native mobile app and would like to leverage UAA for authz.
We have a multi-tenant environment and I was wondering how large of a task
it would be to get UAA implicit flow to work with client apps so we could
take full advantage of UAA's multi-tenancy support.


thanks so much.

Brian Gaston

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