NXOAuth throws a warning to the console anytime it attempts to submit a POST request of type multi-part (Stream has been reopened after close).
Unfortunately by default, in NXOAuth2Connection - (void)applyParameters:(NSDictionary *)parameters onRequest:(NSMutableURLRequest *)aRequest;, all POST requests default to multi-part, rather than application/x-www-form-urlencoded.
In some scenarios you can work around this by setting a custom Content-type header, via the configuration dictionary key kNXOAuth2AccountStoreConfigurationCustomHeaderFields. This loads the custom Content-Type header into the oauthClient's customHeaderFields when the client is created.
However, for token refreshes (via NXOAuthClient -refreshAccessToken), even when the customHeaderFields property has meaningful custom values set in it, those values are not applied to the refresh request.
#0 0x0000000107fef5f9 in -[NXOAuth2Connection applyParameters:onRequest:]
#1 0x0000000107fef064 in -[NXOAuth2Connection createConnection]
#2 0x0000000107fee59e in -[NXOAuth2Connection initWithRequest:requestParameters:oauthClient:delegate:]
#3 0x0000000107ff85cc in -[NXOAuth2Client refreshAccessTokenAndRetryConnection:]
(lldb) po self
<NXOAuth2Client: 0x7f92a1972180>
(lldb) po [self customHeaderFields]
{
"Content-Type" = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded";
}
Even in the above scenario ^, the token refresh request continues to default to multi-part, which triggers the warning. Stream has been reopened after close
It doesn't appear that multi-part form POST requests are working correctly. If they are, the warning needs to be removed, or at the very least a comment should be added clarifying that the warning indicates a condition which is innocuous. If the warning is there for a reason, multi-part form POST requests need to be fixed, or at the very least there needs to be some kind of a hook to allow clients to work around this for token refresh requests by specifying "Content-Type" = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"; and/or honoring customHeaderFields, which is ignored for a token refresh.
NXOAuth throws a warning to the console anytime it attempts to submit a POST request of type multi-part (
Stream has been reopened after close).Unfortunately by default, in
NXOAuth2Connection - (void)applyParameters:(NSDictionary *)parameters onRequest:(NSMutableURLRequest *)aRequest;, all POST requests default to multi-part, rather thanapplication/x-www-form-urlencoded.In some scenarios you can work around this by setting a custom
Content-typeheader, via the configuration dictionary keykNXOAuth2AccountStoreConfigurationCustomHeaderFields. This loads the custom Content-Type header into the oauthClient'scustomHeaderFieldswhen the client is created.However, for token refreshes (via
NXOAuthClient -refreshAccessToken), even when thecustomHeaderFieldsproperty has meaningful custom values set in it, those values are not applied to the refresh request.Even in the above scenario ^, the token refresh request continues to default to multi-part, which triggers the warning.
Stream has been reopened after closeIt doesn't appear that multi-part form POST requests are working correctly. If they are, the warning needs to be removed, or at the very least a comment should be added clarifying that the warning indicates a condition which is innocuous. If the warning is there for a reason, multi-part form POST requests need to be fixed, or at the very least there needs to be some kind of a hook to allow clients to work around this for token refresh requests by specifying
"Content-Type" = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded";and/or honoringcustomHeaderFields, which is ignored for a token refresh.