#6. OAuth 2.0 Flow – Role Of Refresh Token in OAuth 2.0 Flow
Introduction A refresh token is a credential that is used to generate a new access token. I have already explained…
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#5. OAuth 2.0 Flow – What Is A Refresh Token?
Introduction Understanding the role of a Refresh Token in the authorization process is important. We will learn about the refresh…
#4. OAuth 2.0 Flow – What Is A Bearer Token?
Introduction I have explained the Flow of OAuth 2.0 in the previous post. In Step C – Request Access Token, I mentioned that…
#3. OAuth 2.0 Flow – What Is An Access Token?
Introduction I have explained the Flow of OAuth 2.0 in the previous post. In Step C – Request Access Token,…
#2. OAuth 2.0 Flow – Authorization Grants And Their Types
Introduction I have explained the Flow of OAuth 2.0 in the previous post. In Step B – Receive Authorization Grant,…
#1. OAuth 2.0 Flow – How Does It Work?
Introduction OAuth 2.0 is the industry-standard protocol for authorization for web applications. OAuth 2.0 enables third-party applications (Clients) to have…
#1. |Rest Assured Framework|Points To Consider Before Developing Test Automation Framework|
Introduction REST Assured is a Java library to test and validate REST services. I have already covered maximum Rest Assured…
#3. Generic Interface In Java
Introduction As part of the Generics in Java series, we will learn below concepts in this post – Why do…
#2. Creating Generic Class With Multiple Type Parameters
Introduction Generics were introduced in Java 1.5 with the purpose of identifying probable run time errors related to type at…
#1. What is Generics Class in Java?
Introduction Generics were introduced in Java 1.5 with the purpose of identifying probable run time errors related to type at…