<commit_before># Oauth in dev environment

In order to simplify oauth connection during developpment you can use the `<KEY>` for `access_token` in your requests.

For exemple to test the Products:allAction, you can request for :

    http://scrumbag.dev/app_dev.php/api/products?access_token=<KEY>

(don't forget to specify the `Accept` attribute in your header)<commit_msg>Add details to oauth documentation<commit_after># Oauth in dev environment

In order to simplify oauth connection during developpment you can use `<KEY>` as `access_token` in your requests. This is a token for the client Scrumbag for the admin user with an expiration date in 2016.

For exemple to test the Products:allAction, you can request for :

    http://scrumbag.dev/app_dev.php/api/products?access_token=<KEY>

(don't forget to specify the `Accept` attribute in your request header)
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