In this Instant Tip, Hayden and Anton talk how to get user data from social sign-on.
Now that you’ve authenticated against your 3rd party provider, what other information can you get and use in your APEX application?
You are likely to want to access things like name, picture, or other attributes.
But how do you know what you have access to?
In this session, Anton and Hayden show you how to trace a session and examine the payload your provider returns. You can then easily view the full list of user attributes to reference in your app.
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APEX Instant Tips #113: How to merge data during application deployement
Hayden describes how one can merge from the zipped static file that Data Packager creates for...
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Read moreAPEX Instant Tips #111: How to masquerade as another user
Anton and Hayden demonstrate how to test authorization schemes effectively by masquerading as another user.
Read moreAPEX Instant Tips #110: Debugging the JavaScript keyword “this” when used in APEX dynamic actions
Anton and Hayden discuss debugging the JavaScript keyword “this” when used in APEX dynamic actions using...
Read moreAPEX Instant Tips #109: Writing Fast Queries Part 1
An overview of several tips from Anton's blog post about writing fast queries and a demo...
Read moreAPEX Instant Tips #108: Basic Liquibase
Built into SQLcl for everyone to use is Liquibase. Hayden demonstrates his preferred method for its...
Read moreAPEX Instant Tips #107: APEX Session Overrides
Session overrides is an APEX feature that enables you to code in local files that affect...
Read moreAPEX Instant Tips #106: A few pointers on SQLcl
Using their 5 minutes to its max (and then some), Hayden and Anton discuss Formatting and...
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