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Omri1984
3 years agoExplorer | Level 4
2 console application 1 account -
if i have a user the authenticate in one application get access refresh tokens. then authenticate in another application is the old token will stop working or every authentication can exist no ma...
- 3 years ago
Refresh tokens do not expire automatically, but they can be revoked by the app or user on demand. That means by default you do not need to get a new refresh token for an account that is already connected (unless it is explicitly revoked by the app or user).
Short-lived access tokens do expire after four hours. A refresh token is used to perform the "refresh", which is a way to get a new short-lived access token. The Dropbox .NET SDK will do that for your automatically so you don't need to implement that yourself.
Omri1984
Explorer | Level 4
and if it the same app ?
Greg-DB
3 years agoDropbox Staff
The same applies if it's the same app. A single app-account pair can have multiple different refresh tokens. Creating a new refresh token for an app on an account does not affect existing refresh tokens for that app on that account.
- Omri19843 years agoExplorer | Level 4
is there a limit on the an=mount of token pair for user ?
- Greg-DB3 years agoDropbox Staff
No, there's no particular limit on that.
- Omri19843 years agoExplorer | Level 4
and if i am using the .net SDk do i need to call the refresh token or it's refresh automatically ,
if it refresh automatically ?
why do i need the refresh token ?
and what will happened to the other pairs?
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