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How to access a custom end point? #7
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@franklinatportland I've taken over the project and I know that this issue was raised many years ago. Did you ever work out a solution to this? |
@jottley I can't recall, its being a while. I vaguely remember cloning the project, setting RestTemplate to project so I could customize in the client code. |
@franklinatportland If you have code around and were willing to share it would be a nice addition to the project. If not I understand. |
I've put together some thoughts on how to approach this here |
@jottley I would like to work on this issue. :) |
@agarwalsanchit1 That would be great if you could help! |
@jottley Please assign this feature to m. |
@jottley the development is done for this feature |
@jottley The development is done for this feature with all test cases. Please merge, if the good looks fine to you. |
Hi there,
I am trying to hit a custom endpoint created by a third party company. As I use spring-social-salesforce for SObject Operations and that has already produced an OAuth access token, I would like to use this the same token to call the custom End Point.
However, I can't find a way to easily add a a CustomTemplate or expose the RestTemplate from SalesforceTemplate.
Thoughts?
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