Mule Salesforce Connector
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This document summarizes the configuration options for Mule's Salesforce connector. It describes the prerequisites needed like a Salesforce developer account and security token. It then outlines the various tabs in the connector configuration wizard, including the General tab which allows setting the API version, operation type, and timeout values, and the OAuth tab which specifies authentication settings like the domain and callback URL.
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Mule Salesforce Connector
- 1. MULE Salesforce connector By – Ankush Sharma
- 2. Prerequisites • Studio - An instance of Anypoint Studio. If you don’t use Anypoint Studio for development, follow the instructions below to install Salesforce Maven dependencies in your pom.xml file. • Salesforce developer account - Sign up for one at link:http://developer.force.com/ • Security token - Sign into link:http://developer.force.com/, click your name in the upper right corner, then click Setup > My Personal Information > Reset Security Token. Then, click Reset My Security Token. Salesforce sends your security token via email to your registered email address. • Consumer key and Secret - If you are using the Salesforce connector to access an OAuth API, you also need a consumer key and secret. Refer to the detailed documentation on how to use the Salesforce connector to access an OAuth API.
- 3. MULE Salesforce Connector – Configuration Wizard (General Tab) (Cont.)
- 4. MULE Salesforce Connector – Configuration Wizard (General Tab) • Following are the options on general tab – • Display Name – Name of the component to be displayed in Mule flow. • Connector Configuration – Reference to the global connector configuration. • Operation – What operation to be performed on Salesforce servcer.
- 5. MULE Salesforce Connector – Connector Configuration Wizard (General Tab) (Cont.)
- 6. MULE Salesforce Connector – Connector Configuration Wizard (General Tab) (Cont.) • Following are the options on general tab – • Name – Name of the component. • Consumer Key – Consumer key for the application provided by Salesforce. • Consumer Secret – Consumer secret for the application provided by Salesforce. • On No Token – What to do if no token is returned by server. • Read Timeout – Time in milliseconds for reading timeout. • Connection Timeout – Time in milliseconds for connection timeout. • API Version – Version of API.
- 7. MULE Salesforce Connector – Connector Configuration Wizard (General Tab) • Following are the options on general tab – • Assignment Rule Id – The Id for a specific rule to run on a case or lead. • Client Id – Id of the client. • Time Object Store Reference – An object store instance to be used in this connector. • Batch Sobject Max Depth – Maximum depth for objects that would be created for batch operation. • Host – Host name for proxy server. • Port – Port number for proxy server. • Username – Username for proxy server. • Password – Password for proxy server.
- 8. MULE Salesforce Connector – Connector Configuration Wizard (OAuth Tab) (Cont.)
- 9. MULE Salesforce Connector – Connector Configuration Wizard (Oauth Tab) • Following are the options on Oauth tab – • Domain – The domain name for callback address. • Local port – Local port for callback address. • Remote port – Remote port for callback address. • Path – Path for the callback address. • HTTP Connector Reference – Reference to the global HTTP Connector Configuration. • Default Access Token ID – Default access token Id to be used. • Object Store Reference – Object store reference class.
- 10. MULE Salesforce Connector – Configuration Wizard (Notes Tab) • Notes tab is used to add special notes for this component.
- 11. Thank You!