Review Your Mobile Backend Authentication and Connection Details

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Review Your Mobile Backend Authentication and Connection Details

You can check your mobile backend authentication and connection details in the Oracle Mobile Hub Settings page. Applications use this information to connect to and authenticate with APIs that are associated with a mobile backend. The authentication details that you can find in the Settings page are the environment URLs and access keys.

Review Environment URLs

This section contains three URLs:

Base URL: Required for all API calls.
OAuth Token Endpoint: Necessary for handling OAuth token requests.
SSO Token Endpoint: Shown when the Enable SSO checkbox is enabled and the OAuth Consumer option is turned on. Your application uses this URL to obtain a single sign-on OAuth token to sign-in through a remote identity provider.

Review Access Keys

This section contains the access keys that applications need to access mobile backend APIs. Oracle Mobile Hub generates both OAuth and HTTP Basic authentication. OAuth keys include a client ID and a client secret, while HTTP Basic authentication keys are generated in the form of a mobile backend ID and an anonymous key.

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Develop and deploy iOS mobile apps to leverage your back-end services

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December 2019

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