Cutting Edge Mobile Development in the App Cloud
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Join us to learn how Salesforce IT is using the App Cloud to build our IT Knowledge Search and IT Ticket Management tool, Concierge. We will walk through the technologies used to create this app and how they all fit together. From Salesforce1 and Canvas to Heroku, and Hapi to AngularJs, we will also show how we easily took the mobile application, and with very few modifications, turned it into a responsive app for desktop leveraging the same technology stack.
![server.route( [
{
method: ['GET', 'POST'],
path: '/auth/oauth',
config: {
auth: {
strategy: 'oAuth'
},
handler: RouteHandlers.authRequest,
}
}
} );
Org & Heroku Config
Server Route Config](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/9r3tshlaska523bhlfja-signature-7873c75031ac31677418d06ca1135ba58cf1db5a062456d83a04778887726afe-poli-151012220117-lva1-app6892/85/Cutting-Edge-Mobile-Development-in-the-App-Cloud-11-320.jpg)
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Cutting Edge Mobile Development in the App Cloud
- 1. Cutting edge web development on the Salesforce platform A Salesforce IT story Andy Bean Senior UI/UX Designer [email protected] Robert Birbeck Senior Software Engineer [email protected] Phi Tran Software Engineer [email protected]
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- 3. What is the future of the Intranet?
- 4. Architecture How do we obscure multi-org complexity and provide a best in class mobile and desktop experience? identity ● Workday ● ADP ● Etrade Canvas Google Search Appliance SSO 2 Factor authentication IP whitelisting signed request oauth
- 5. User Authentication - Signed Request identity Canvas signed request
- 6. User Authentication - Signed Request Concierge Signed Request flow Quick Simple Overview: ● User opens app in Salesforce1 ● Platform makes a POST to our server ● Server decodes payload POST
- 7. server.route( [ { method: 'POST', path: '/auth/signedrequest', config: { auth: { <--- Auth Handler strategy: 'signedRequest', payload: 'required' }, handler: RouteHandlers.authRequest <--- Route Handler } } } ); Org & Heroku Config Server Route Config
- 8. payload: function ( request, reply ) { … canvasRequest = decorder( request.payload.signed_request, process.env.clientSecret ); … return reply.continue( { credentials: canvasRequest } ); } Org & Heroku Config Server Route Config
- 9. authRequest: function ( request, reply ) { return reply.view( config.get( 'view' ), { canvasContext: request.auth.credentials } ); }, Org & Heroku Config Server Route Config
- 10. Setting up OAuth with Heroku OAuth Flow using hapi 1. Request Service 2. Redirect 5. Render View 3. Redirect URI w/ authorization code 4. POST to authorize endpoint
- 11. server.route( [ { method: ['GET', 'POST'], path: '/auth/oauth', config: { auth: { strategy: 'oAuth' }, handler: RouteHandlers.authRequest, } } } ); Org & Heroku Config Server Route Config
- 12. server.auth.strategy( 'oAuth', 'bell', { clientId: options.clientId, clientSecret: options.clientSecret, provider: { protocol: 'oauth2', auth: options.endpoint + '/services/oauth2/authorize', token: options.endpoint + '/services/oauth2/token', } } ); Org & Heroku Config Server Route Config
- 13. How do we make this work on the desktop? SSO + 2FA ● Setting up OAuth ● Extension ○ 2FA ○ SSO ● Light client code
- 15. Thank you