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Create OAuth Token
To set up the Salesforce to Exact Online integration, we require an OAuth Token to be present. The OAuth Token can be created by running the following piece of code in the Anonymously in the Developer Console.
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The URL should look something similar to https://<YOURDOMAIN>.visualforce.com/apex/OAuth?tokenId=<ID>
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Create Exact App Centre OAuth App
Log into Exact App centre on https://apps.exactonline.com/, press manage my apps in the top right corner.
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You will see the page, from this page we will need to copy the Client ID and the Client Secret.
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Update OAuth Token
Navigating back to the developer console of Salesforce, run the following piece of code. Replace <ID> with the id of the token from Salesforce, replace <CLIENT_ID> with the Client ID copied from the Exact Authorisation Details above, replace <CLIENT_SECRET> with the Client Secret copied from the Exact Authorisation details.
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Subscription25__OAuth_Token__c OAuthToken2 = [ SELECT Subscription25__Client_Id__c, Subscription25__Client_Secret__c FROM Subscription25__OAuth_Token__c WHERE Id = '<ID>' ]; oAuthToken2.Subscription25__Client_Id__c = '<CLIENT_ID>'; oAuthToken2.Subscription25__Client_Secret__c = '<CLIENT_SECRET>'; Database.update(OAuthToken2); |
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Create a remote site setting
Salesforce will communicate from Salesforce to Exact Online by using an URL which should be whitelisted in your remote site settings of Salesforce, in this example we use https://start.exactonline.nl. Which might change based on your Exact instance.
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Salesforce explains how to create a remote site setting on this page: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/apex_callouts_remote_site_settings.htm
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A remote site setting would look something like this:
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Activate the token
Navigate back to the URL you used before to grab the URL: http://login.salesforce.com/apex/Subscription25__OAuth?tokenId=<ID>
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