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Ivan_
4 years agoHelpful | Level 6
Resfresh Token using c# code for Oauth2.0
Hi,
I need assisstance in Oauth2.0 usage.
After I generated token I have following properties
The moment that I do not understand is how to refresh token. Here I got ExpiredAt property t...
Ivan_
4 years agoHelpful | Level 6
ЗдравкоI am sorry for being not clear in my questions as you said the following : "You are mixing different things! In previous discussion the topic was the code, not the token! (take care, in your code you are still mixing the names - might be that's why you got in confusion)"
currently I successfully get token and the code.
Now I need to clarify this moment about refreshing the token. As you told in first reply, DropBox does everything without me. So, for uploading files, how I need to constrct the client object in authentication flow without PKCE ?
Здравко
4 years agoLegendary | Level 20
Hmm... 🤔 I don't know what more to say.
Ok, let's take a look how the things happen on lower (API) level, when you need to do everything yourself. Take a look on this thread. Yes, the client object can do everything mentioned there for you, but it needs the same info (the one you would need)! What info is needed for performing refresh, as described in referred thread? 🙂 Take a look back in your code and keep in mind that the same algorithm is 'embedded' there.
Hope this sheds some light.
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