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What is meant by oAuth tokens in Salesforce?
What is meant by oAuth tokens in Salesforce?
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OAuth tokens are essentially permissions given to a client application. The resource server can validate the tokens and allow the client application access to the defined protected resources. In Salesforce, you can use OAuth authorization to approve a client application's access to your org's protected resources. This token authorizes access to protected resources.
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OAuth tokens are essentially permissions given to a client application.
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