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This sounds like a good use-case for using the cache. I'd create a SecurityTokenService class with a single getToken method. This method would do the following:

  1. Check the cache for an existing token (which will automatically be false if the expiration time has passed)

  2. If no token is found, generate a new token and store it in the cache

  3. Return the token

The only downside is that the token will be reset whenever you use the cache:clear command.

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