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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Silverlight and the Authorization Header – OAuth
I discovered the other day that there are issues when using Silverlight and setting the Authorization header, the preferred method for sending the oauth parameters to a service. http://oauth.net/core/1.0a/#consumer_req_param Silverlight 3.0 does not however let you set the Authorization header. … Continue reading
Flickr announces end date for old authentication
Flickr have announced the end date for the old authentication method. After the 31st July you will no longer be able to use the old authentication methods, and will have to use the new OAuth 1.0a authentication flow in your … Continue reading