Integrating some QlikView screens into Salesforce, and using Salesforce to authenticate your users is actually very simple. Joe Bickley from Qlik wrote about setting up Salesforce SSO back in 2012 – and I thought I’d have a go.
The only road block encountered along the way was Salesforce’s decision to disable TLS 1.0. They have a number of very good reasons, including the famous Poodle vulnerability. It meant I experienced the error below:
UNSUPPORTED_CLIENT: TLS 1.0 has been disabled in this organization. Please use TLS 1.1 or higher when connecting to Salesforce using https.
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AppExchangeAPI.GetUserInfoResult userInfoResult = binding.getUserInfo();
This isn’t yet a mandatory change for production organisations, but it will be by 22/07/2017. Any development organisation will have it enabled by default, without any method for disabling. Other services do not have a disable date at the time of writing this post.
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