Thanks for sharing! Looks like just giving Read Only access to the User External Credential object also provides user access to the External Credential.
Hey thanks for sharing. But i would like to know more about integration. Instead of just single flow of integration. I would love to learn about all various options available. Can you please make a plays list of all types of integrations Atoz ❤😊
thanks for sharing :). the above could have worked with the authentication flow type= browser flow too right? I usually use that flow by also creating an auth provider. I have never used the client credentials with client secret flow. why would you use this over browser flow?
also does this grant type handles automatic refresh of the token? since with the flow type= browser flow , expiration of token is never an issue and it is handled by salesforce directly
@@MassimoTarquini-g9b I think it sends the authorization request with every callout, instead of re-using the same access token while it is valid. Nope, scratch that... I just saw that there's a new section in the external credentials called "Callout Options". It seems it tries to re-use the same access token until it gets a 401 status code and then requests a new access token.
Great video . Really very helpful 😊
Thanks for sharing! Looks like just giving Read Only access to the User External Credential object also provides user access to the External Credential.
THANKS SAMARTH!!!!!! you saved, literally, my sanity today! THANK YOU!!!! already suscribed!
Thank you Samarth! It has been very helpful, subscribed.
What's the role of the callback url in this flow? We have kept dummy url.
Hey thanks for sharing.
But i would like to know more about integration. Instead of just single flow of integration. I would love to learn about all various options available. Can you please make a plays list of all types of integrations Atoz ❤😊
That's awesome, thanks! would it be possible to send out the image/pdf through that integration?
Thanks for the video! Anyone know how long does the access token lifetime stands? And if it's configurable?
thanks for sharing :). the above could have worked with the authentication flow type= browser flow too right? I usually use that flow by also creating an auth provider. I have never used the client credentials with client secret flow. why would you use this over browser flow?
also does this grant type handles automatic refresh of the token? since with the flow type= browser flow , expiration of token is never an issue and it is handled by salesforce directly
@@MassimoTarquini-g9b I think it sends the authorization request with every callout, instead of re-using the same access token while it is valid.
Nope, scratch that... I just saw that there's a new section in the external credentials called "Callout Options". It seems it tries to re-use the same access token until it gets a 401 status code and then requests a new access token.
Thanks for sharing 😊
great content