The error "compacttoken parsing failed with error code: 80049217" typically occurs when there is an issue with the token being passed to the API. This could be caused by a number of factors, such as an incorrect or expired token, or an issue with the API endpoint being called.
Here are a few steps you can take to try and resolve the issue:
- Verify that the token being passed is valid and has not expired. If the token is invalid or expired, you will need to generate a new one.
- Check that the API endpoint being called is correct. Make sure that the endpoint URL is correct and that the API is available.
- Verify that the token is being passed in the correct format. Tokens are typically passed in the "Authorization" header, using the "Bearer" token type. Make sure that the token is correctly formatted and that it is being passed in the correct header.
- Check if the token has correct permission to access the endpoint.
- Check if the token has been blacklisted
- If nothing works, try to regenerate the token, then re-run the request.
It's always a good idea to consult the API documentation for more information on the specific error code you're receiving and the recommended troubleshooting steps.
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Error 80049217
1.What causes the "compacttoken parsing failed with error code: 80049217" error?
The error typically occurs when there is an issue with the token being passed to the API, such as an incorrect or expired token, or an issue with the API endpoint being called.
2. How can I fix the "compacttoken parsing failed with error code: 80049217" error?
To fix the error, you can verify that the token being passed is valid and has not expired. Check that the API endpoint being called is correct and that the token is being passed in the correct format. Make sure the token has the correct permission to access the endpoint. Also check if the token has been blacklisted.
3. What should I do if the error persists?
If the error persists, you may want to try regenerating the token and re-running the request. Consult the API documentation for more information on the specific error code and recommended troubleshooting steps.
4. How to know if the token is valid or expired?
The token's expiration time is encoded in the token itself, so you can check the token's expiration time by decoding the token. Alternatively, you can check the token's expiration time by calling the API with the token and checking the response.
5. How to check if the token has correct permission to access the endpoint?
The token should contain the permissions required to access the endpoint, you can check this by decoding the token. Alternatively, you can check the token's permissions by calling the API with the token and checking the response.
6. How to check if the token has been blacklisted?
You can check if the token has been blacklisted by checking the token's status in a database or by calling a specific endpoint to check the token's status.