What happens if my OAuth token expires?
Understand how OAuth token expiration impacts FreJun API and SDK requests, common error scenarios, and how to prevent service disruptions with proper token refresh handling.
OAuth tokens play a critical role in authenticating API and SDK requests within FreJun. When an OAuth token expires, your application may no longer be authorized to access FreJun services, leading to failed requests or unexpected behavior. Understanding how token expiration works helps you maintain uninterrupted API communication and system reliability.
In this article, we explain what happens when your OAuth token expires, how it affects FreJun API and SDK requests, common error responses like HTTP 401, and best practices for implementing secure token refresh logic to avoid downtime.
What happens if my OAuth token expires?
Your API or SDK requests will fail silently or return 401 errors. Make sure you handle token refresh logic properly and pass the updated token.
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