My group is evaluating OAuth as a possible technology. I need some
information though. Some of the questions I think I know the answer to,
but I want to hear it from people active in the community.
* Version 1.0a is the current standard. 2.0 is in the wings. When? Will
it be backwards compatible to 1.0a?
* Also, from what I gather it will either include WRAP or something like
it. Is 2.0 intended to have any compatibility with WRAP at all? Should
we ignore WRAP and wait for 2.0?
* The reference implementations we have looked at are Java, Python and
Perl. These are used widely and have been adopted by the community at
large. Correct?
* If so, these implementations will be maintained for future releases of
the OAuth spec., right? If not, what will replace them?
Since this is security, it is always a selling point if we can point to
people using the reference impls. in production environments. Any large
names that depend on these? If not, again, why not?
Thanks!
JJ
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