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Using OAuth on IBM WebSphere DataPower Appliances, Part 5: Using client credentials in a DataPower OAuth configuration

by SSWUG Research

(Linda Yeh) Part 5 of this multi-part series covers OAuth 2.0 support in WebSphere DataPower Appliances. This article shows you how to configure DataPower as the OAuth authorization server that issues an access token in a two-legged scenario using client credentials as the grant type.

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Using OAuth on IBM WebSphere DataPower Appliances, Part 5: Using client credentials in a DataPower OAuth configuration

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