Tracking RESTlet Calls Made with TBA and OAuth 2.0

If you use OAuth headers when calling RESTlets, you have the ability to track and block RESTlet calls. You manage RESTlet activity by using integration records. Each record shows the RESTlet calls that authenticated by using that record’s consumer key.

Integration records are located at Setup > Integration > Manage Integrations. For more information about using integration records in conjunction with RESTlets, see the following topics:

• Create Integration Records for Applications to Use TBA

• Blocking an Application

• Regenerating a Consumer Key and Secret

• Using the RESTlets Execution Log

• Ownership of Integration Records

• Tracking Changes to Integration Records

Note:

For more information about managing integration records, see Integration Management, which is part of the SOAP Web Services Platform Guide. However, be aware that some of the detail in that guide pertain only or primarily to SOAP web services.

Related Topics

Using TBA for RESTlet Authentication (OAuth)

TBA Setup Requirements

Step One Obtain An Unauthorized Request Token

Example OAuth Header

General Notices