To achieve it, place following lines of code in HttpGet method: When our services are called for verification, we need to return a value of "challenge" parameter. To use DropBox Webhooks with SalesForce follow these steps:ġ - Create Apex REST Service which will be used by DropBox App to notify SalesForce about changes.ĭropBox sends URL verification after Webhook URL is registered in the app. Let's make SalesForce receive notifications from DropBox when files are changed.ĭropBox can send notifications to web app when some files are changed. At this point, SalesForce can call DropBox API. In the previous section, DropBox App was created and appropriate configurations in SalesForce were made. SalesForce and DropBox real time integration Go to DropBox app settings and click "Generate access token"ģ - In SalesForce setup configure remote sites for DropBox to be able to send request to API from ApexĤ - Now you can call DropBox API from Apex without user interaction Call DropBox API without user interactionġ - Create DropBox API app in App ConsoleĢ - Generate an access token. Our solution will be for backend integration and uses only one DropBox account. For this purpose, DropBox uses OAuth, but it requires user interaction to grant access to the DropBox account. To use API, all requests need to be authenticated. SalesForce application will use DropBox API for integration. Suppose we have DropBox account for integration and SalesForce application. Even more, it would be good if SalesForce could take required action right after the file has been changed or uploaded to DropBox. There are some situations when you think it would be good to take files from DropBox, parse it in SalesForce and make some operations according to parsed data within SalesForce. This article will guide you through configuring integration between SalesForce and DropBox, how to avoid user interaction to grant access to DropBox and also how to keep SalesForce notified about changes in DropBox.
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