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May 30th 2016, 08:10 |
 mohand |
echo â??Hello world!â??; |
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May 30th 2016, 08:10 |
mohand |
echo â??sorryâ??; |
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May 30th 2016, 08:06 |
JohnWayne |
echo "Hello world!"; |
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May 30th 2016, 08:05 |
unorthodox |
Hello friend. |
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May 30th 2016, 08:04 |
mohand |
Hi everyone. It is my first message on this channel |
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May 30th 2016, 07:36 |
phpcoder |
hello bakers |
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May 30th 2016, 07:34 |
alanderouen |
morning all |
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May 30th 2016, 07:32 |
unorthodox |
anti-NIH detected |
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May 30th 2016, 07:31 |
voycey |
no probs man - much appreciated - just wanted to make sure i wasnt re-inventing the wheel |
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May 30th 2016, 07:31 |
bravo-kernel |
;) |
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May 30th 2016, 07:31 |
bravo-kernel |
maybe someone else has a brilliant idea |
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May 30th 2016, 07:31 |
voycey |
I can handle it with multiple tokens |
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May 30th 2016, 07:31 |
bravo-kernel |
and gotta run |
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May 30th 2016, 07:30 |
bravo-kernel |
well, I don't know about that |
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May 30th 2016, 07:30 |
voycey |
one SDK might handle multiple apps above it |
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May 30th 2016, 07:30 |
voycey |
not possible really - the logins are handled through an SDK |
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May 30th 2016, 07:30 |
bravo-kernel |
banking apps do exactly the same |
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May 30th 2016, 07:30 |
bravo-kernel |
just ask for password again? |
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May 30th 2016, 07:29 |
voycey |
yeah me too - so I guess id have to store some other kind of token to handle the re-request |
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May 30th 2016, 07:29 |
bravo-kernel |
but that's personal |
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May 30th 2016, 07:29 |
bravo-kernel |
and auto-refreshing would mean storing username/password locally which is horrid if you ask me |
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May 30th 2016, 07:29 |
bravo-kernel |
not authenticated anymore means re-authenticating to me |
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May 30th 2016, 07:28 |
bravo-kernel |
nope |
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May 30th 2016, 07:28 |
voycey |
or is there some other mechanism thats recommended to do it? |
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May 30th 2016, 07:28 |
voycey |
yeah so can that expired token be used to request a new one? |
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May 30th 2016, 07:27 |
bravo-kernel |
that's the whole point |
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May 30th 2016, 07:27 |
bravo-kernel |
the app should only store the (user-specific) token, not the password |
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May 30th 2016, 07:27 |
voycey |
logging in again isnt really an option so just wondering how other people build this |
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May 30th 2016, 07:26 |
bravo-kernel |
s/one/a girl/ |
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May 30th 2016, 07:26 |
voycey |
say if it was an app that was issued with a token - would the app have to store the username and password in that case? |
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May 30th 2016, 07:26 |
bravo-kernel |
one may request as often as one likes |
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May 30th 2016, 07:26 |
bravo-kernel |
just request a new token |
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May 30th 2016, 07:25 |
voycey |
Refreshing *with a new token |
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May 30th 2016, 07:25 |
voycey |
not revocation really but more like refreshing a new token |
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May 30th 2016, 07:25 |
bravo-kernel |
replacements sounds like revocation and jwt was/is not meant for that |
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May 30th 2016, 07:24 |
voycey |
ok I thought so - but I had a quick read around and there were all sorts of options about using another token to get a replacement |
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May 30th 2016, 07:24 |
bravo-kernel |
then get a new token by using `/token` action |
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May 30th 2016, 07:24 |
bravo-kernel |
jwt just throws an expired exception |
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May 30th 2016, 07:23 |
bravo-kernel |
and for a reason |
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May 30th 2016, 07:23 |
bravo-kernel |
no |
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May 30th 2016, 07:23 |
voycey |
do you have anything on your amazing JWT tutorials about handling expired tokens? |