Notice: Use of undefined constant OAUTH_COMMON_TOKEN_TYPE_REQUEST [#1976516]

Services-Client saves data in the $_SESSION Object, which is not the problem. But the problem here is, that one data object use a constant. Which is not available in drupal_session_start().

Complete message:

Notice: Use of undefined constant OAUTH_COMMON_TOKEN_TYPE_REQUEST - assumed 'OAUTH_COMMON_TOKEN_TYPE_REQUEST' in drupal_session_start() (line 287 of /var/www/mysite/includes/session.inc).

Comment	File	Size	Author
#4	services_client.1976516.4.patch	1.98 KB	tobiasb

#1	services_client.1976516.patch	3.44 KB	tobiasb

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Comment #1

tobiasb

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CreditAttribution: tobiasb commented 22 April 2013 at 13:31

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» Needs review

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services_client.1976516.patch	3.44 KB

Ok here is the patch with the cache solution.

Comment #2

mhrabovcin CreditAttribution: mhrabovcin commented 22 April 2013 at 13:42

+++ b/services_client_connection/modules/services_client_oauth/services_client_oauth.moduleundefined
@@ -167,13 +167,14 @@ function services_client_oauth_request_validate($form, &$form_state) {
+  cache_set('services_client_oauth', $data);

What if multiple users will try to authenticate against one site?

I don't think this will work, because of possibility of multiple users authenticating different endpoints. What I think would work is to store token ids rather than whole token objects in $_SESSION array.