Do you have any documentation on how to configure/use the Oauth Login Provider. Presently I'm getting empty xml at /oauthlogin/api/user/info. An example client configuration would be perfect.

Does Oauth only work for REST servers?

error log:

Type php
Date Monday, April 9, 2012 - 19:37
User admin1
Location http://www.services_3_1.com/admin/structure/services/list/oauthlogin
Referrer http://www.services_3_1.com/admin/structure/services/list/oauthlogin
Message Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$debug in services_ctools_export_ui_form() (line 112 of C:\vhosts\Drupal\services_3_1\sites\all\modules\services\plugins\export_ui\services_ctools_export_ui.inc).
Severity notice
Hostname 127.0.0.1
Operations

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sbehun’s picture

sbehun commented

I'm experiencing the same problem, did anyone ever figure this out? Here is what my oauthlogin/api/user/info page returns:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<result/>
jlyon’s picture

jlyon commented

After watching the video from the Services session at Drupalcon Denver, it sounds like services supports this pretty much out of the box with a little configuration. I haven't tried it, but the steps at http://drupal.org/node/942866 should do it. For step 3, you could use the oauthconnector module.

sbehun’s picture

sbehun commented

yeah, I am at the part where it says:

b) To be continued....

I cannot for the life of me figure out how to get the user data on the client end after the oauth handshake is complete. What do I POST to this url... do I post? Do I use /oauthlogin/api/user/info?username=admin

It is just unclear how to query for that data as the client once I have been authorized to have it.

matt2000’s picture

matt2000 commented
Issue summary: View changes
Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

Closing 2 year old ticket.

If anyone is still trying to get this working, try the patch in https://drupal.org/node/1789940 and then revert your service.

You'll need to change your path to 'oauthlogin/api/login/info' - or edit the service to manually set the alias to 'user' which may or may not work. YMMV.