I believe Twitter currently does not expire access tokens. They may become invalid in the future due to the user revoking access to your application. Otherwise it should be good still for a long time.
Josh On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 9:19 PM, Dmitri Snytkine <d.snytk...@gmail.com> wrote: > Is this the right group to ask about the OAuth implementation? > > I am new to OAuth, just decided to learn more and to try to add "Login > with twitter' to my CMS > I have a question - how long is the token good for? I mean, is the > token life somehow tied to a user's session or can I use a token after > user has left my site, for a relatively long time? > > If I want to create a service like twitlater, where a user creates > messages and tells the service to send them in a few days or in a > month, will OAuth work for that or will the token expire before the > time to send message? I mean the original user who set the 'time to > send' will not be logged in at that time anymore. > > I'm just not sure if OAuth token will still be valid after a month. > > How long is it good for? > > Thanks. >
