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I'm in the process of designing an API in PHP that will use OAuth2.0. My end goal is to build a front-end application in javascript (using AngularJS) that accesses this API directly. I know that traditionally there's no way to secure transactions in javascript and so directly accessing an API isn't feasible. The front-end would need to communicate with server code that in turn communicated with the API directly. However, in researching OAuth2 it looks as if the User-Agent Flow is designed to help in this situation. What I need help with is implementing the OAuth2 User-Agent Flow in javascript

I'm looking for a Java library that helps me building an OAuth Provider. I must be able to receive OAuth signed requests and determine whether they are valid or not (checking the signature, timestamp and nonce values). Do you know if there's something out there that makes this task easier? Scribe is an OAuth library for Java, written by the asker himself. ;-) Note: I post this here as an answer so that other googlers have a choice of alternatives. For another library-based alternative, see my other answer "Jersey OAuth signature library". Some code to illustrate usage: OAuthService service =

Im using Generic.Queue in C# 3.0 and Monitor.Enter,wait,exit for wait before consuming the queue (wait for the element to be enqueued). Now im moving to C# 4. Can anyone suggest me which one is fast and best especially to avoid locks.. BlockingCollection vs concurrentQueue or any thing else... Note. I dont want to restrict my producer Thanks in advance.. BlockingCollection and ConcurrentQueue are there for precisely this reason. I doubt that you'll find anything better, or simpler to use. The parallel extensions team know their stuff :) Just a quick check on versions though - you're definitely

I am using RabbitMQ and I have a queue that holds email messages. My consumer service de-queues messages and attempts to send them. If, for any reason, my consumer cannot send the message, I would like to re-queue the message to send again. I realize I can do a basicNack and set the requeue flag to be true, however, I don't want to requeue the message indefinitely (say, if our email system goes down, I don't want to continuously requeue unsent messages). I would like to define a finite number of times that I can requeue the message to be sent again. I can't set a field on the email message