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JohnW4437 · ‎09-06-2018

Still not a good answer. I think your assuming the job is continuously running, and can perform a refresh. However it is a scheduled job that executes once at 2AM and takes about 25 seconds. It's not executing for the rest of the time. So how would it get the initial token, without user interaction?

JohnW4437 · ‎09-06-2018

Interesting, it appears to never expires because we have the token saved as a configuration variable and just send it in the request. It's never expired in 4 years than.

JohnW4437 · ‎09-06-2018

We have a batch job that currently uses the version 2 api to push bulk updates from a main frame to constant contact. Due to the TLS 1.2 requirement, we were planning to rewrite the app to use the version 3 api, but the API does not appear to have an authentication route for automated system, the two listed pathes require user interaction for the authentication to occur. Is there another authentication option or if not another mechanism to provide automated feeds. Thanks,

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