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OAuth Custom Three Legged Security Policy in REST Connection: Oracle Integration Cloud by Ankur Jain

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In the previous article, we have described the OAuth Custom Two Legged Security Policy in REST Connection. This article will show how to create a connection with REST APIs which uses the three-legged OAuth security policy to access the APIs. For the demo purpose, we’ll take an example of LinkedIn REST API which uses the three-legged authentication to authenticate the REST APIs.
As a pre-requisite, we have to register an application in the LinkedIn developer portal which can be accessed here. During registration of the application provide the Redirect URLs in the below format:

https://<ICS-HOST:PORT>/icsapis/agent/oauth/callback

Once the application is registered it will provide the client id and client secret.

Let’s see how to create REST connection in oracle integration cloud which will use the three-legged authentication. Read the complete article here.

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