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Mike Homol
Mike Homol

Reputation: 479

Can you force a refresh token to expire in Salesforce?

I have an application that uses Salesforce services using a Remote Access Application. This is working fine so far.

However, my understanding is that even a refresh token will eventually expire, and I believe will return the following as part of a 404 (?):

"error_description":"expired access/refresh token"

My question is this: What is the best practice to test this scenario? I obviously know that the normal refresh token flow is working fine, but how do I appropriately test the negative result?

Upvotes: 3

Views: 3335

Answers (2)

Ram ch
Ram ch

Reputation: 1743

Go To the Setup and search for the apps ->Go to the connected apps under the managed apps ->select your app, there you can see the edit policies ->click on edit policies -> check for the refresh token policies under OAuth policies

Upvotes: 0

superfell
superfell

Reputation: 19040

You can login to the web interface and goto setup -> my personal information. one of the related lists on this page is called remote access, here you can see what refresh tokens have been issues, and revoke any of them.

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Upvotes: 3

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