Rest API - Authentication and AuthorizationWhich of the following is the correct way to send a refresh token in an HTTP request header?ARefresh-Token: <refresh_token>BAuthorization: Bearer <refresh_token>CToken: <refresh_token>DX-Refresh-Token: <refresh_token>Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recognize standard header for tokensThe 'Authorization' header with 'Bearer' scheme is standard for sending tokens.Step 2: Validate other headersOther headers like 'Refresh-Token' or 'X-Refresh-Token' are non-standard and less common.Final Answer:Authorization: Bearer <refresh_token> -> Option BQuick Check:Standard token header = Authorization Bearer [OK]Quick Trick: Use 'Authorization: Bearer' for tokens [OK]Common Mistakes:Using custom headers without standardizationOmitting 'Bearer' keywordPlacing token in URL query parameters
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