Apigee Microgateway Oauth Token expiry time

[#1]

token that is generated from https://{org.apigee.com}/edgemicro-auth/token

has a expiry time of 1799 seconds but value of token_expiry is 300 in Create-Oauth_Request.xml

file <AssignVariable> <Name>token_expiry</Name> <Value>300</Value> </AssignVariable>

So Where token_expiry time of 1799 has been set and what is the procedure of increasing the time limit.

FYI microgateway version is 2.5.16

[Former Community Member]

The right place to increase the expiry is change the value of the variable. Is that not working? We recently had a bug in the proxy and that has since been fixed. If you are upgrading the proxy, here are the steps:

upgrade to latest edgemicro or to a specific version:

npm install -g edgemicro

npm install -g edgemicro@2.5.16

upgrade the proxy

edgemicro upgradeauth

[#3]

Currently token expiry time is 1799 seconds so where this value is coming from. There is no such mention in docs also and in Createouthrequesy.xml file default value of token_expiry is 300

[#4]

What is the correct file to change a value. I am seeing the value of token_expiry in microgateway-edgeauth/apiproxy/policies/ Create-Oauth-Request.xml file.Is this the correct file to change or there is some other file?

[#5]

@srinandans

as per your answer in https://community.apigee.com/questions/51050/change-jwt-expiration-interval-in-edgemicro-oauth.html we can change the token_expiry time in Create-oauth request policy but in my case i am able to change token time in the expiresIn value in Generate-Access-Token.xml policy. so what is the differentiate between them?