问题
As per LinkedIn documentation I see that we cannot use the mobile access token to make REST API calls which LinkedIn provides. I have a use case, where, in my mobile app, I use LinkedIn's mobile SDK for logging in to linkedin and I need to fetch certain data like logged in user's connections etc on the backend. This should ideally be done on backend instead of mobile because I do not want too many calls going from app to our servers. Is there any work around to do this?
回答1:
Using the Mobile SDK, there's really no way around this at the moment. If you require back-end call capability, your best bet is to use an existing auth library that implements OAuth 2.0 in the mobile environment rather than using the official SDK. That way, the access tokens you get back from the process are usable in either situation.
回答2:
Actually, there is a way to do requests from backend to linkedin via mobile SDK token.
Such configuration worked for me:
GET https://api.linkedin.com/v1/people/~?format=json
Headers:
Authorization = Bearer ${token}
x-li-src = msdk
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29728109/linkedin-mobile-access-token-for-making-server-side-rest-api-calls