Just wanted to check on the upcoming changes to Salesforce API outlined below to

robertd304 over 9 years ago

Just wanted to check on the upcoming changes to Salesforce API outlined below to make sure the Salesforce Connector is not effected. Here is an excerpt of the notification email that I received today.

As an admin of a Salesforce org, we want to notify you of an important change to the availability and support of www.salesforce.com as an API endpoint.

What is changing?
Currently, customers can use www.salesforce.com as an API endpoint that will route them to the correct instance. As of January 1, 2016, the internal routing will be retired, and any API endpoints will need to be changed if from www.salesforce.com to https://login.salesforce.com.

Robert Dulli

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0 matt.flanagan
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over 9 years ago

The Salesforce connector functions all have an "endpoint" parameter where you specify the URL you want to use to authenticate against Salesforce.

If you've been using login.salesforce.com then you should not be affected by the upcoming change to Salesforce. If you've been using www.salesforce.com for the value of this parameter they you'll want to change it over to login.salesforce.com before January 1st.

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0 matt.flanagan
Appian Employee
over 9 years ago

The Salesforce connector functions all have an "endpoint" parameter where you specify the URL you want to use to authenticate against Salesforce.

If you've been using login.salesforce.com then you should not be affected by the upcoming change to Salesforce. If you've been using www.salesforce.com for the value of this parameter they you'll want to change it over to login.salesforce.com before January 1st.

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