Demystifying Salesforce Flow with HTTP Callout using OAuth 2.0 Open ID Connect (Video Tutorial)

[@SharmaJiSFDCBlogs]

Extremely Helpfull .Very Few people have explained web server flow Using Named Credentails

[@rachelsilver246]

This is an incredible video! Thank you for demonstrating how to address issues instead of giving up when encountering an error. Very helpful!

[@JeffGreenNV]

Thank you for actually walking through every step. Very helpful.

[@sfmctrailblazers]

For the List error in JSON validation, you can replace [ ] with [{ }] and the error goes way - was facing this issue earlier today and drove me nuts till I figured out the error was in the empty arrays ☺ - great video tutorial by the way - thank you for taking the time to explain this!

[@crmbrew]

Thank you for the helpful advice!

[@KukkisOy]

This was extremely helpful and easy to follow. Thank you! I learned a new skill thanks to you.

[@stayawakestudios]

This was unbelievably helpful, thank you!

[@crmbrew]

You're very welcome!

[@salaadnur1566]

This was extremely helpful. Much thanks

[@chandrikahatti9449]

Thank you so much..This is very helpful..I have been searching for this info from past 3 weeks n i finally got what i want..

[@crmbrew]

You’re welcome!

[@chandrikahatti9449]

One question..How do we handle Pagination in Http callouts to third party systems..

[@crmbrew]

Try using the “Query Parameter Keys”.

[@crmbrew]

It may be a bit challenging to find these settings after an HTTP Callout has been set up. In set up, type External Services and look for the service name of your callout. Then, use the arrow on the far right of the row to select “View Actions”. Look for your operation, then click the arrow on the far right to select, “Edit HTTP Callout Action”. This screen should look familiar, it’s the same screen you used to setup your initial callout.

[@chandrikahatti9449]

@@crmbrew Thank you..Can you suggest me any article or video that can give me more information on this..how to use Query Parameter..

[@zakustolondoo]

THANK YOU! THANK YOU❣

[@crmbrew]

You’re welcome!

[@ikec7941]

Great video! I have similar scenario to setup open ID connect as auth provider and use that auth provider (auth0) to issue token for apis that use the provider as sso. I was able to setup the auth provider and external and named credentials, however I keep getting 403 despite it works manually on postman or directly in apex without using named credentials. Any thought on such scenario where auth provider is used to issue token for third party api? much appreciated

[@jurajkopecky9560]

Thak you for this demo. it was really helpful.. I have question. I was abel to set HTTP request using flow and named credentials.. problem is, Authorization token is valid only for 2 minutes and then, authentification failed. To be waorkable, I have to go to ext Named credentails => principal =. authorize.. then it is working but only for 2 minutes.. I thought whole feature of named credentials is, that authorization is done when Http request is called.. but it is not case. How would you solve it?

[@TaiNguyen-qd6ws]

hi, im setting the same thing here but mine requires "grant_type:client_credentials" in the body, is there any way to add it in ? stuck at the authenticate step minute 12:49

[@abark]

As of Summer 23 use Principals rather than Permission Set Mappings(which no longer will be on the page)