Rest security with oauth 2.0

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The document discusses how to secure a RESTful web service using OAuth 2.0 authentication in three steps: 1) Obtain a secret code by authorizing with a client ID and credentials, 2) Use the secret code to obtain an access token, and 3) Include the access token in the header when accessing the secured web service. An example Mule flow is provided to demonstrate implementing OAuth 2.0 security for a REST API using the authorization code grant type.

We often required to secure our web services specially those are accessed by the
external world.
What about securing a RESTful web services ???

Yes .. We can .. I will show you this trick .. How ??

We can easily secure our REST service using OAUTH 2.0

For implementing OAUTH 2.0 in our REST web service we require 3
steps :-
• Authorisation to obtain a secret code
• Use that secret code to obtain an access_token
• Use the access_token to validate and access the web service

Let us we have following Mule flow:-
Here is our web service which will be secured by using OAUTH 2.0 security. You can
see the OAUTH 2.0 component is placed between HTTP and CXF component which
will validate the access_token and will permit to accesses the web service

The corresponding Mule flow will be as follows:-
Here is you can see OAUTH 2.0 is validating the access_token coming from HTTP

Here you can see we have configured the Spring security with username and
password to obtain a secret code. Also in oauth2 provider config we configured
client id and client secret

Now we will go with first step :
Step 1 :- Authorisation to obtain a secret code
We will put the following url in browser :-
http://localhost:8084/tweetbook/api/authorize?response_type=code&client_id=e7aaf348-f08a-11e1-
9237-96c6dd6a022f&scope=READ_BOOKSHELF&redirect_uri=http://localhost:8082/getData/insert
You can see we are passing client id and client code in our url and we will
get the above page for login

We will be providing the username and password configure in our Spring security
in Mule Config:-
username john and password is doe in our case, and we will hit login
and Authorize button

We will get a secrete code in browser url as following :-
We will use that secret code to obtain an access_token

Use that secret code to obtain an access_token

Now we will go with second step :
Step 2 :- Use that secret code to obtain an access_token
We need to include the secret code in our url as follows :-
http://localhost:8084/tweetbook/api/token?grant_type=AUTHORIZATION_CODE&client_id=e7aaf348-f08a-11e1-
9237-96c6dd6a022f&client_secret=ee9acaa2-f08a-11e1-bc20-
96c6dd6a022f&code=lkE9VJmNmTBbzVl1plkMffuj3jlIOavtWeaWsxk3gVMglbfo_dvGnX9HJoXMSOGPw29E2H00kwX8
5YOxNlLFTg&redirect_uri=http://localhost:8082/getData/insert
We will use that secret code to obtain an access_token.
And now you can see we got the access_token in the browser.
And this access_token will be using to access our web service

Use the access_token to validate and access the web service

Now we will go with third step :
Step 3 :- Use the access_token to validate and access the web service
We need the access_token to be pass as a header when accessing web service as
follows
You can see we are using REST Client for testing our web service and
passing the access_token in the header

Now, you can see that if we hit the web service in the REST Client with the an
access_token in the header, the secured service is providing the response

In my next slide I will bring some other techniques in Mule
implementation .
Hope you have enjoyed this simpler version.
Keep sharing your knowledge and let our Mule community grow 

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RingCentral offers communication services like VoIP calling, web meetings, and fax through a secure cloud phone system. Creating RingCentral applications is easy and can be done within minutes by logging into the RingCentral developer account. Once created, applications can access RingCentral APIs based on permissions and features. The RingCentral API uses specific error codes to simplify error processing for client applications. There are different categories of errors like server errors (HTTP 50x), authentication errors (HTTP 40x), and rate limiting errors (HTTP 429).

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RingCentral provides call recording capabilities that allow recordings to be retrieved and streamed via their API. This enables uses cases like analyzing recordings to enhance customer interactions. RingCentral's call recording APIs support streaming playback of recordings using HTML5 audio tags without needing to download the file. Automatic call recording is not turned on by default and must be enabled in the account settings.

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RingCentral is integrating with Amazon Alexa to allow users to access RingCentral's communication services like voip calling, meetings, and faxes using voice commands with Alexa. This integration allows users to start and control RingCentral meetings, send messages, and make calls just by talking to Alexa. The integration authenticates users with voice recognition and securely connects RingCentral services with Alexa's voice assistant capabilities.

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RingCentral provides communication services like voice calls, SMS, fax, and online meetings through their APIs. They have SDKs available for many programming languages to make it easy for developers to integrate these services into their applications. The RingCentral SDKs handle tasks like authorization and provide helper functions for working with API requests and responses. This allows developers across different platforms and languages to quickly add powerful communication capabilities to their applications.

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RingCentral exposes powerful communication APIs that allow sending messages via SMS, fax, or call from applications integrated with RingCentral. It provides SDKs for languages like Java, PHP, Python, and JavaScript to facilitate API access and handle authentication. The SDKs package RingCentral's API functionality into easy-to-use libraries for each language and handle tasks like token management. This allows developers across platforms and languages to quickly build communication features into their applications.

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RingCentral is a leading cloud-based communication system that integrates with Salesforce to improve customer retention, agent productivity, and business processes. The integration allows users to create and manage Salesforce records while on calls through RingCentral, providing a 360-degree view of customers. It seamlessly connects the phone system and CRM for improved workflows and increased productivity.

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The document discusses RingCentral call logs and APIs. It provides the API URL to access call logs and notes that there is typically a 30 second delay before completed call details are available. It also mentions an API to access active/in-progress calls and that call log and call recording permissions are required. Finally, it notes administrators can enable/disable call log delivery and permissions.

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