Is it OK that I request a considerable amount of access token not reusing API?
In Android API, access token
can be re-issued through refresh token
.
Even after new access token
is issued, the previous one is still valid for expire time(maybe 1 hour).
I am wondering if it is ok to request a new access token
everytime I need regardless of how many access token
is issued so that I don't mind if the access token
is expired or not.
With my simple test, It seems OK. However, I am not sure it is still OK with production service.
Any expected issue, if I request a considerable amount of access token
with a refresh token?
Otherwise, should I re-use access token
until it is expired?
android oauth-2.0 android-authenticator
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In Android API, access token
can be re-issued through refresh token
.
Even after new access token
is issued, the previous one is still valid for expire time(maybe 1 hour).
I am wondering if it is ok to request a new access token
everytime I need regardless of how many access token
is issued so that I don't mind if the access token
is expired or not.
With my simple test, It seems OK. However, I am not sure it is still OK with production service.
Any expected issue, if I request a considerable amount of access token
with a refresh token?
Otherwise, should I re-use access token
until it is expired?
android oauth-2.0 android-authenticator
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In Android API, access token
can be re-issued through refresh token
.
Even after new access token
is issued, the previous one is still valid for expire time(maybe 1 hour).
I am wondering if it is ok to request a new access token
everytime I need regardless of how many access token
is issued so that I don't mind if the access token
is expired or not.
With my simple test, It seems OK. However, I am not sure it is still OK with production service.
Any expected issue, if I request a considerable amount of access token
with a refresh token?
Otherwise, should I re-use access token
until it is expired?
android oauth-2.0 android-authenticator
In Android API, access token
can be re-issued through refresh token
.
Even after new access token
is issued, the previous one is still valid for expire time(maybe 1 hour).
I am wondering if it is ok to request a new access token
everytime I need regardless of how many access token
is issued so that I don't mind if the access token
is expired or not.
With my simple test, It seems OK. However, I am not sure it is still OK with production service.
Any expected issue, if I request a considerable amount of access token
with a refresh token?
Otherwise, should I re-use access token
until it is expired?
android oauth-2.0 android-authenticator
android oauth-2.0 android-authenticator
edited Nov 20 '18 at 16:41
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