Depends on what type of mobile application you are writing. If it's a Cordova (hybrid) app then you can use keycloak.js, which has built-in support for Cordova. We have an example for it. If you are writing native mobile applications take a look at AeroGear, they have native integration available for Keycloak (https://aerogear.org/docs/guides/security/oauth2-guide/).

On 21 November 2015 at 01:48, Jose Suero <josephsuero@gmail.com> wrote:

I need to create a mobile application that consumes services from a keycloak protected services, users don't create an account, but I don't want people outside the app to consume the services.

How can I send the token authenticate on the mobile app the same way I authenticate on websites. meaning having a keycloak.json key or something

Any thoughts?

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