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How do I get the Oauth refresh token?
Get an Access Token Using the Refresh Token
- Call the /v2/oauth2/token endpoint and pass the refresh token along with these parameters.
- grant_type —Specify the string refresh_token .
- refresh_token —The refresh token you created.
- valid_for —Number of seconds until the access token expires. Default is 60 seconds.
Why does oauth v2 have both access and refresh tokens?
This simplifies access token validation and makes it easier to scale and support multiple authorization servers. There is a window of time when an access token is valid, but authorization is revoked.
What if refresh token is stolen JWT?
If the refresh token can be stolen, then so can the access token. With such an access token, the attacker can start making API calls. To make matters even more complicated, access tokens are often self-contained JWT tokens. Such tokens contain all the information needed for the API to make security decisions.
When to use a refresh token in OAuth 2.0?
OAuth 2.0 Refresh Token Flow After a client—via a connected app—receives an access token, it can use a refresh token to get a new session when its current session expires. The connected app’s session timeout value determines when an access token is no longer valid and when to apply for a new one using a refresh token.
Can a salesforce app use a new access token?
After verifying the request, Salesforce grants a new access token to the client. Mobile SDK apps can use the SmartStore feature to store data locally for offline use. SmartStore data is inherently volatile.
How are OAuth tokens used in Mobile SDK?
After verifying the request, Salesforce grants a new access token to the client. Mobile SDK apps can use the SmartStore feature to store data locally for offline use. SmartStore data is inherently volatile. Its lifespan is tied to the authenticated user as well as to OAuth token states.
How to update data using Salesforce connected app?
(2) Setup->Security Controls->Session Settings->Session Timeout->Timeout Value: “15 minutes”. I can obtain a new access token (using Web Server Flow) and use it to update data using Salesforce Connected App. Now, I go home and come back the next day to update some data using HTTPS and PATCH, and I get the following response: