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RestTemplate must be injectable by the API-user #25
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Right now a Spring basic RestTemplate is created as part of the
XsuaaTokenExchanger
but as user of theToken
Interface you may want to inject your own one, which implements theAutoClosable
interface and configures the timeouts more precisely.@mwdb
Is it okay to enhance the
XSTokenRequest
with a methodsetRestTemplate(RestTemplate restTemplate)
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