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MULESOFT SALESFORCE CONNECTOR - BASIC AUTHENTICATION Vince Jason Soliza

Mulesoft Salesforce Connector - Basic Authentication

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MULESOFT SALESFORCE CONNECTOR

- BASIC AUTHENTICATION

Vince Jason Soliza

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Create Simple FlowHTTP:inbound -> Salesforce Connector -> Dataweave

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Salesforce ConfigurationCreate new Basic Authentication salesforce configuration.

• Double click the salesforce connector.• In the properties, click ‘+’ .• Select Salesforce Basic Authentication.• Select operation Get ServerTimestamp

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Salesforce Configuration• Enter username, password and security token. The security

token is emailed to you when you click the reset security token from your salesforce/salesforce developer account.

• Validated configuration should be successful.

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Test the Application• Run & test the application by invoking the http endpoint using

postman or any client you're used to, like soapui or plain browsers.

• We should have a successful response with the server timestamp from salesforce.

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Summary

Basic authentication is the easiest to implement amongst salesforce authentication. All you need to do is provide your credentials in a global configuration, then reference the global configuration in any Salesforce Connector in your application. Basic authentication is generally recommended for internal applications

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