DataPower

HI All,

In the past there were links in the internet on tutorials to DataPower Oauth implementation (Parts 1 thru 6)  that were published by IBM DataPower experts.

It appears those links are no longer accessible. How can we access the tutorials again?

Thanks

Paul

Hi Paul,

the articles were published on developerworks.

And IBM did shutdown that site, which contained 1000s of forums and DataPower forum, as well as blogs end of 2019.

But the internet does not forget ;-)

I found one article reference, went to wayback machine and was able to see it.
It contained link to all 10(!) articles of that series:
https://web.archive.org/web/20170120231438/http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/views/websphere/libraryview.jsp?search_by=Implementing+OAuth+on+IBM+WebSphere+DataPower+Appliances,+Part

HI All,

In the past there were links in the internet on tutorials to DataPower Oauth implementation (Parts 1 thru 6)  that were published by IBM DataPower experts.

It appears those links are no longer accessible. How can we access the tutorials again?

Thanks

Paul

HI All,

In the past there were links in the internet on tutorials to DataPower Oauth implementation (Parts 1 thru 6)  that were published by IBM DataPower experts.

It appears those links are no longer accessible. How can we access the tutorials again?

Thanks

Paul

Paul: This 9 (but think actually 10) part OAuth series of whitepapers were published on developerWorks in 2012. As you know, IBM sunset developerWorks and the series mostly disappeared (thinking about a decade ago). I think 4 of the 9 are "accidentally" alive on IBM Support. Note that when a customer asks IBM Support, they should have access and can provide when asked these out-of-date whitepapers. Areas where the original material is out of date is the crypto artifacts, the GUI shown in snapshots, the DataPower wizards used for illustration, and several products for integration reaching EoS.  

HI All,

In the past there were links in the internet on tutorials to DataPower Oauth implementation (Parts 1 thru 6)  that were published by IBM DataPower experts.

It appears those links are no longer accessible. How can we access the tutorials again?

Thanks

Paul

Paul: This 9 (but think actually 10) part OAuth series of whitepapers were published on developerWorks in 2012. As you know, IBM sunset developerWorks and the series mostly disappeared (thinking about a decade ago). I think 4 of the 9 are "accidentally" alive on IBM Support. Note that when a customer asks IBM Support, they should have access and can provide when asked these out-of-date whitepapers. Areas where the original material is out of date is the crypto artifacts, the GUI shown in snapshots, the DataPower wizards used for illustration, and several products for integration reaching EoS.  

HI All,

In the past there were links in the internet on tutorials to DataPower Oauth implementation (Parts 1 thru 6)  that were published by IBM DataPower experts.

It appears those links are no longer accessible. How can we access the tutorials again?

Thanks

Paul

Hi F and Hermann,
It appears the download .zip files in the original articles were links to the developerworks site.  I'm assuming these are lost. I tried them and I get only to the generic https://developer.ibm.com/ site.  Any oft chance they can also be resurrected?
Thanks,

Steve

Paul: This 9 (but think actually 10) part OAuth series of whitepapers were published on developerWorks in 2012. As you know, IBM sunset developerWorks and the series mostly disappeared (thinking about a decade ago). I think 4 of the 9 are "accidentally" alive on IBM Support. Note that when a customer asks IBM Support, they should have access and can provide when asked these out-of-date whitepapers. Areas where the original material is out of date is the crypto artifacts, the GUI shown in snapshots, the DataPower wizards used for illustration, and several products for integration reaching EoS.  

HI All,

In the past there were links in the internet on tutorials to DataPower Oauth implementation (Parts 1 thru 6)  that were published by IBM DataPower experts.

It appears those links are no longer accessible. How can we access the tutorials again?

Thanks

Paul