Changing the exception when client sends request before authentication #7808
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related to fix done here hazelcast#5422. The AuthenticationException send when client sends wrong credentials should before authentication, it should be retried. Changing the later case exception to be able to remove AuthenticationException from exceptions that needs to be retried to reduce complexity.
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Changing the exception when client sends request before authentication
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related to fix done here #5422.
The AuthenticationException send when client sends wrong credentials
should before authentication, it should be retried.
Changing the later case exception to be able to remove
AuthenticationException from exceptions that needs to be retried to
reduce complexity.