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Why do we need to authorize the endpoint Address in Salesforce SOAP Callout?
Why do we need to authorize the endpoint Address in Salesforce SOAP Callout?
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Hi Anurag,
we need to authorize the endpoint Address in SOAP Callout because we need security at Salesforce. So, any time you make a callout to an external site salesforce want to make sure that it is authorized. We can’t have code calling out willy-nilly to any endpoint without prior approval. Before you start working with callouts, update the list of approved sites for your org on the Remote Site Settings page.
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