Integration using named credentials salesforce | Part 2
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- Learn how to do integration using named credentials in salesforce and why exactly do we use named credentials in Salesforce.
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Thanks for putting in the effort. But this needs to be updated with the external credential
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dont use legacy but the new one where you have to create external cred
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Welcome shubham 😄
I have a doubt here. In that case, we can make use of Metadata as well. So, how the usage of Named credentials differ from Metadata?
Metadata wont be able to authorize the end point but if you have a endpoint in that case salesforce always checks whether end points are provided in named credentials or remote site settings and does not look in meta data.
Instead metdata is mostly used to make your code configurable and not used to authorize the end points
What is the main difference between remote site settings and named credentials??
Remote site settings are used to store the end point url and also authorize end point url but named credentials are used to store end point url and also store authentication details
Great one....but what then external credentials there
What do u mean by external credentials? If you want you can create consumer key and consumer secret of your external system and then insert them in auth providers and insert same auth in named credentials and then finally you can authenticate with external system