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Private User
10/22/2011 at 2:31
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Is it possible to return an additional timestamp to the result to tell when the token is not valid anymore?
The results you get today is {"error_description":"invalid token","error":"invalid_token"} or {"result":"OK"} What I want if OK is something like this if there are a time-restriction (expires_in) on the connection: {"result":"OK","valid_until:"1305835869"} Not a big deal, but expires_in require that you know "from when". |
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Private User
11/2/2011 at 15:35
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We do provide the expires_in timestamp when we issue a token. We can add a timestamp when you check if it is valid. I will add it as a ticket for the future release. |
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Private User
11/6/2011 at 15:16
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Thanks, - the returned expires_in is by the way wrong for desktop connection, - it says 24 hours but last 3 days. I do store the expires_in together with the timestamp for getting a token, but I obviously cannot use it... Anyhow, - I just ask for re-approve when the key is not valid anymore.
Keep it on 3 days for heavy jobs... |
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