Authentication
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The authentication tab for an endpoint is where you decide which of your for this connector, can be used for this endpoint:
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So, if you have configured two authentication methods and added an instance for each - and you want your endpoint to be available whichever instance a user chooses to use in a process flow - you need to activate both of these for your endpoint.
For example, let's say that:
You've configured basic auth and OAuth 2 authentication methods for your connector, and have added instance 1 with basic auth credentials and instance 2 using OAuth credentials.
You add an 'orders' endpoint but you ONLY activate the basic auth authentication method.
The effect will be:
To activate an authentication method for an endpoint, simply set the appropriate toggle option to 'on' - for example:
When an authentication method is activated for an endpoint, it means that that the endpoint will be available in when:
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When you for a connector, you must provide a set of credentials for authentication. Any for the connector will be available to choose from.
If you and associate it with instance 1 (i.e. using basic auth), the 'orders' endpoint will be available for selection - this is because we've activated basic auth for the endpoint.
If you and associate it with instance 2 (i.e. using OAuth 2), the 'orders' endpoint will NOT be available for selection - this is because we didn't activate OAuth 2 for the endpoint, but the instance is authenticated using OAuth 2 credentials.