AUTHORIZATION FOR AUTOMOBILE HEADUNIT WITHOUT BROWSER SUPPORT WITH MOBILE DEVICES THROUGH BLUETOOTH
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15673/0453-8307.2/2015.35890Keywords:
Authorization Method – Headunit – OAuth – REST API – Smartphone – iOS – AndroidAbstract
Along with the crucial growth of information-technologies the communicability of the society is rapidly developing. Multiple social networks is the brightest example of this fact. All automobiles manufacturers strive to provide embedded computers with access to the Internet, but some embedded computers does not have a built-in browser. To solve the problem of applications authorization protocol OAuth was created, the aim of which is to enter Web-browser accounting data. This paper describes the implementation of the OAuth realization solution for embedded computers that do not have browser support.
All social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Foursquare, Evernote, VK provide WEB REST API which allows to create native application easily for any platform which have internet access.
The communication is going through Bluetooth. As access to internet is implemented via Bluetooth protocol there won’t be technical difficulties to use the app. This method could be implemented as for iOS (headunit is needed to be MFI certified) or for Android.
This paper describes the solution of implementing OAuth for headunits which without browser support.References
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