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      <title>OAuth2.0 Server using Play! 2.0 Framework in Scala</title>
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      <description>OAuth2.0 supercedes OAuth1.0 protocol, specifically in making it simpler to use. It supports different workflows as described in its specification RFC-6749. The most concise pictorial representation I found is here.&#xA;I created a Play! 2.0 Application in Scala which supports server to server token exchange using OAuth2.0 Protocol. You can find the project source code on GitHub at play-oauth2-server. Its a complete working server codebase, with:&#xA;Basic User login Client registration with Callback URL Auth Code generation Authentication Token and Refresh Token generation This application also demonstrates the following:</description>
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