This should be fairly straightforward as you can just look at what the current json social code is doing. In GadgetDataServlet it grabs the security token "st" from the url, parses it and then passes the gadget token around to all of the interfaces and such.
You should be able to do exactly the same thing. This does mean that users will have to pass in st=xxx and I don't know how that works when third party servers call you... it'll be easy for my js restful code though :) I hope that helps. - Cassie On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 11:16 PM, David Primmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm curious how I can start to implement the handling of the tokens > used in opensocial for the rest server. Do we have social token and > oauth token? Maybe Brian or Louis can chime in here? > > Can I get a pointer to how to get going? Our server framework has > methods for getting the user and other parameters from the context and > we'd like to use this to help with the processing of the requests that > take the auth context into account. I'm assuming we'll share what's > already in use. > > davep >
