What version of the Ruby gem and Rails plugin are you using? The
current versions do support the full 1.0a flow. If you have an older
version there could be problems.
Please see the following article about updating to newer versions.
1. Yes, a consumer may send some parameters in a header and others in
the body.
2. Yes, oauth_verifier is signed; that is, it's included in the
Signature Base String.
It sounds like the Ruby/Rails software needs work.
On Oct 21, 1:31 am, Florent florentvauce...@gmail.com wrote:
1. Can the
Hi Florent,
I certainly couldn't see anything in the spec that addresses sending
OAuth parameters using a combination of GET, POST or Authorization
headers.
While I certainly think that it's a strange thing to do (seems like
more work for the Consumer Developer), I think as a Service
