[Klaus79]

3 years ago #25417

Hi,

how could I react in my application (no matter which action is tried to be executed) on a 401 error code when application runs in a timeout in background?

POST https://xyz.com/client/1.0/executeBO 401

Request URL:
https://xyz.com/client/1.0/executeBO
Request Method:
POST
Status Code:
401

Do I have to implement I fail callback for every called business object and connector or is there a way how to catch it once for all.

 

Best regards

Klaus

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3 years ago #25431

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Hi Klaus,

in your Simplifier instance you can specify the lifetime of the user’s authentication token.

As soon as the token is expired the user will get a 401 error when he triggers any action where he needs to interact with the server. Hence, he is not authenticated anymore.

 

We created a Business Object (BO) which can help you to notify the user when his authentication is expired and tells him to reload the application.

You can find a detailed description how to use it and where to download the BO in the knowledge base article below:

https://community.simplifier.io/knowledge/how-to-check-simplifier-token-validity/

On the end of the article, you will also find some information on the Simplifier token in general.

Best regards,
Nina