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his is a Java example for an OAuth2 client connecting to TrainingPeaks OAuth server.
This is a Java example for an OAuth2 client connecting to TrainingPeaks OAuth server.
TO GET UP AND RUNNING WITH THIS CLIENT:
THE EXAMPLE CODE IS IN THESE FILES: /app/controllers/Application.java /app/src/OAuth2ClientCredentials.java /app/src/ResourceUrl.java
THE CONFIGS ARE IN THIS FILE: /conf/application.conf ** All importane config settings are at the bottom of the config file **
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