restful-authentication

How to authenticate RESTful API in Laravel 5? I am using Laravel 5 to build a RESTful API & I want to use those API for mobile application. I have also seen http://laravel.com/docs/5.0/authentication but not getting any related example so,please provide me sample example or appropriate link for authenticate RESTful API in Laravel 5. I was looking for the same answer and I found this link very useful with detailed information and usage for L5 with the use of JWT . JSON Web Token Hope it helps you too. The Concept to use here would be Middleware: To get you started, put this in your API

Our stack uses Backbone as our client-side app and Spring Boot as a RESTful API. We're trying to make basic authentication using OAuth2 with user providing username and password. We use Spring Security for authentication and jQuery $.ajax method for making requests. However the response we get is 401(unauthorized) status on preflight OPTIONS request before we can even POST header with our secret to authorize. However we can POST or GET any other resource without any problems. Server response for OPTIONS request is 200(ok) and then it follows up with POST request. So why is that an OPTIONS

I’m using Luracast restler and i’m trying to implement some authentication by implementing iAuthenticate interface. The thing is, my authentication code needs to query my database to retrieve the user private key. This private key will always be provided in the url request (hashed). I wanted to open just one database connection to each request, so i need to pass the db connection variable to my class that implements iAuthenticate and to the other classes that handle all the requests. But i can’t figure out how can i pass variables to my class that implements iAuthenticate. Is it possible? For

I'm trying to develop a web service to be consumed by mobile clients (iOS clients, for now), I read that RESTful services are much more lightweight than SOAP services, so I'd like to try my hand at this. Most methods will require authentication, but I'm not sure how to handle this, as I read REST is supposed to be stateless, so how can I validate the user accessing the service from iOS and then use that authentication to validate successive calls to other web methods? Note: I'll be using WCF 4's WebHttp on IIS. Thank you! There are a number of fairly established patterns for doing this. The