Timeout Values for the JWKS Endpoint

Author: Karuna-Mendix

content/en/docs/appstore/use-content/platform-supported-content/modules/mendix-sso.md

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 This section explains how to customize Mendix SSO in your apps and how to base your own user administration module on this section if you want to do things in a different way.
 
-There are three ways you can modify the Mendix SSO module. You can use snippets from the Mendix SSO Marketplace module in your pages; you can modify the Mendix SSO module in any way you like to support your end-user administration requirements, or use the microflows available in the [Administration](/appstore/modules/administration/) module.
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-Additionally, Mendix SSO now supports configuring timeout values for the JWKS endpoint. You can set custom timeout values using the environment variables `MendixSSO_RemoteJWKSHttpConnectTimeout` and `MendixSSO_RemoteJWKSHttpReadTime`. These values, specified in milliseconds, read timeouts for the JWKS endpoint. Note that timeout values must not be negative.
+There are five ways you can modify the Mendix SSO module. You can use snippets from the Mendix SSO Marketplace module in your pages; you can modify the Mendix SSO module in any way you like to support your end-user administration requirements, use the microflows available in the [Administration](/appstore/modules/administration/) module, or configuring timeout values for the JWKS endpoint.
 
 The customization options are described in the sections below:
 
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 For example, if your application is running on `https://myapp.mendixcloud.com`, the sub-domain `sub.myapp.mendixcloud.com` will not be approved, unless the environment variable `MendixSSO_AllowedContinuationURLs` contains `https://sub.myapp.mendixcloud.com`.
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+### Using Timeout Values for the JWKS Endpoint
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+Additionally, Mendix SSO now supports configuring timeout values for the JWKS endpoint. You can set custom timeout values using the environment variables `MendixSSO_RemoteJWKSHttpConnectTimeout` and `MendixSSO_RemoteJWKSHttpReadTime`. These values, specified in milliseconds, read and connect timeouts for the JWKS endpoint. Note that timeout values must not be negative.
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 ## Tokens
 
 Mendix SSO works by providing end-users with tokens when they are authenticated. If end-users have issues with Mendix SSO it can be useful to see the tokens, either for your own debugging or to provide information to [Mendix Support](/support/).