 of the firefighters’ union, said labor groups are too busy finding a real pension solution to argue about what name it’s called. “It’s amateur hour all over again with Jeff Adachi,” he said.
Jack Song, spokesman for Herrera, said the office will review Adachi’s complaint and pointed out the city attorney is charged with writing a “true and impartial statement of the purpose of the proposed measure.”
By the way, Adachi has now submitted five pension and health care reform ballot measures, though he will only move forward with one on the November ballot depending on what a controller’s analysis of each version’s cost-savings shows. Two weeks ago, he submitted the first three but has since added two more versions because of slight tweaks in the language.
“He’s got more ballot measures than Hugh Hefner has girlfriends,” quipped Nathan Ballard, spokesman for the labor groups involved in their own pension reform talks. “He’s giving birth to ballot measures like the Octomom.”
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FAQ about my iphone 11!
• where did you buy it?
- the official apple website!
• how long did it take to arrive?
- three days!
• why does your adapter look different?
• how much did your iphone cost?
• why didn’t you wait for the iphone 12?
• where did you get your wallpaper?
- on instagram under @teabag.cartoon’s “wallpapers” highlight!
• did you pay for it yourself?
- yes, in full!
• is 128gb a good amount?
note: this video was inspired by Janice Studies, i really liked her unboxing video and wanted to do something similar but not recreate it entirely!
omg sounds like a huuuge iphone journey 😂 my first phone was a tiny pink flip phone with the buttons where you have to press 3 times to get one letter!!
I have a 6s too!
where did you find your backgrounds?
Hahaha wtf... having an IPhone 11 doesn’t means your rich honey. Greetings from my 11pro max cased by LV 😗.
Will you plz show its slowmo and camera...!
What's its price?
Do you have all your old WhatsApp chats on your new phone?
good luck on your youtube journey!
tanisha rosario maybe you should get an ipad because you can also use it as a phone but also as a laptop?
the yellow is so pretty! i have the purple one.
I wanted the purple one so badly but I got the red one… I don’t know how to love him though because this yellow one is so pretty!!!!
same, i wish that just somebody out the kindness would give me an iphone 😕.
The next major 2.0 release of the Connect2id server for single-sign on (SSO) with OpenID Connect and access management with OAuth 2.0 will be able to handle resource owner password credential grants, as defined in section 4.3 of the core OAuth 2.0 spec (RFC 6749).
To test drive the password grant you will need one of the recent 2.0 snapshots of the Connect2id server. Install the package as usual, then fire up your favourite REST or web client.
The actual access token request with a resource owner password credentials grant is explained succinctly in the OAuth 2.0 spec.
The client ID and secret to compose the HTTP basic authentication header.
The end-user's username and password.
"id_token"      : "eyJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsImtpZCI6IjEifQ.eyJleHAiOjE0MDY4MzUyNjk..."
The ID token will contain the resolved identity of the end-user, as a signed JSON Web Token (JWT), while the access token can be used to retrieve the scoped claims about the end-user from the UserInfo endpoint. The Connect2id server is also an OAuth 2.0 authorisation server, so access tokens produced by it can be used with other arbitrary protected resources as well.
How does the Connect2id server handle password grant requests under the hood?
The client_id and the registered client metadata of the application, after the client authentication is validated by the server.
The end-user identity, provided the username and password credentials are successfully validated.
Based on these two inputs, an enterprise can devise arbitrary authorisation scripts to arrive at a scope value (or deny the request altogether), so that the Connect2id server can then proceed to issue the matching access token for it.
When to use the Java SPI?
If you're comfortable coding the business logic in Java, and don't expect that logic to change often. The Connect2id server will load it as a JAR module startup and call it for each password grant request after the client credentials are successfully authenticated.
When to use the web API?
If you wish to code the business logic in some other language, or want to be able to change it frequently. The main advantage of using the web API to integrate the authorisation logic is that it can then be updated on the fly, and doesn't require the Connect2id server to be restarted, which streamlines DevOps significantly.
The URL of your web handler.
A long-lived bearer access token for the web service.
HTTP connect and read timeouts.
These should be saved in the WEB-INF/passwordGrantHandlerWebAPI.properties configuration file of the Connect2id server.
username {string} The username, as provided by the client application.
password {string} The user password, as provided by the client application.
[ scope ] {string array} The scope values requested by the client application, empty array or omitted if none.
client {object} JSON object containing the client_id and registered metadata of the client application, as specified in the OpenID Connect dynamic client registration spec.
The handler should verify the web API access token (included in the Authorization header), check the resource owner credentials (e.g. by making a call to an LdapAuth service, and then finally run whatever authorisation logic is required to return a set of scope values and other authorisation info back to the Connect2id server.
The authorisation info is communicated back to the Connect2id server with a JSON object where only two details are required - the identifier of the authenticated subject (end-user) and the authorised scope values. The remaining members are optional and are used to tailor the released authorisation.
sub {string} The identifier of the authenticated subject (end-user).
scope {string array} An array of one or more authorised scope values for the access token. May be different from the originally requested scope values.
[ audience ] {string array} Optional explicit list of audiences for the access token, omitted if none.
[ long_lived = true ] {true|false} Controls the authorisation lifetime: true for a long-lived authorisation (implies persistence), false for a short-lived one.
[ access_token ] {object} Optional JSON object with settings for the access token.
[ lifetime ] {integer} The preferred access token lifetime, in seconds. If omitted defaults to the configured lifetime.
[ encoding ] {"INTEGER"|"SELF_CONTAINED"} The preferred access token encoding. If omitted defaults to the configured encoding.
[ issue_refresh_token = true ] Controls the refresh token issue: true to allow refresh token issue (requires a long-lived authorisation), false to only issue an access token.
[ issue_id_token = false ] Controls the ID token issue: true to issue an ID token, false to omit it.
[ auth_time ] {integer} The time of the subject authentication, as number of seconds since