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Copyright 2012-2013 ForgeRock AS
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it with PlantUML, http://plantuml.sourceforge.net/sequence.html
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title OAuth 2.0 Implicit Grant
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participant "Resource Owner\nUser-Agent" as Owner
participant "Client" as Client
participant "OpenAM\nAuthorization Server" as AuthzServer
participant "Web-Hosted Client Resource" as ClientResource
participant "Resource Server" as ResourceServer
Client->Owner: Redirect...
Owner->AuthzServer: ...with client_id, scope, state, redirect_uri
Owner<->AuthzServer: Authenticate resource owner and\nconfirm resource access
AuthzServer->Owner: Redirect with redirect_uri, access token in URI fragment...
Owner->ClientResource: ...to request redirect_uri without the fragment
ClientResource->Owner: Return web page with embedded script to extract access token
Owner->Owner: Execute script to retrieve access token
Owner->Client: Return access token
Client->ResourceServer: Request resource with access token
ResourceServer->AuthzServer: Request access token validation and information
AuthzServer->ResourceServer: If access token is valid, respond with information
ResourceServer->Client: If access token is valid, return protected resource
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