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This parameter contains the URL to the endpoint of the server.
Technical Name |
server_url |
Category |
Authentication |
Type |
String |
Default Value |
https://webexapis.com |
Example Values |
https://webexapis.com |
This parameter should contain the client ID of the OAuth2 credentials. It is used during the authentication with the API.
Technical Name |
username |
Category |
Authentication |
Type |
String |
Default Value |
{empty} |
Example Values |
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The Client ID is generated during the Integration Setup. Use of connector requires the Admin account with admin scopes. Selecting a correct redirect domain is highly security relevant, because authentication tokens will be sent to those domains later in the process. A good choice would be the domain of the company or http://localhost. After the integration, the Client ID, Client Secret, and Refresh Token are displayed.
This parameter should contain the Secret Refresh Token needed as part of the authentication.
Technical Name |
refresh_token |
Category |
Authentication |
Type |
String |
Default Value |
{empty} |
Example Values |
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The Refresh Token is a long lived token which can be exchanged for short lived Access Tokens, which in turn are used by the connector to fetch the data. The Refresh Token must be generated interactively with the Client Secret and Client ID as described in the official documentation. The refresh token expires after 90 days. Afterwards, the whole authentication process must be repeated.
This parameter should contain the Client Secret of the OAuth2 credentials. It is used during the authentication with the API.
Technical Name |
client_secret |
Category |
Authentication |
Type |
String |
Default Value |
{empty} |
Example Values |
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A Client Secret is generated during application setup along with the Client ID and Refresh Token parameter.