Changelog

The following is the change history for the Salesforce Provisioner.

Salesforce Connector 7.0.1 – April 2020

Fixed an issue that caused the connection check to return a success when the wrong subdomain was entered.

Added support for provisioning to Salesforce Community Cloud (customer, partner, and custom communities).
Added the ability to create connections to custom Salesforce domains.
Added support for version 46.0 of the Salesforce REST API.
Added configuring options to manage permission sets by merging or overwriting.
Added support for additional salesforce attributes.
Added the ability to create multiple Salesforce connections in one PingFederate instance.
Added default attribute mappings for channels that use PingDirectory and Oracle Directory Server data stores.
Improved error handling and reporting for cases where users in the target application do not have an ID.
Improved error handling and reporting for cases where groups are updated or deleted but do not exist in the target application.
Fixed an issue that prevented users with certain special characters from being provisioned to Salesforce.
Fixed an issue that caused a user to be updated in Salesforce when the user was being disabled and the Update Users option was turned off.

Added Support for additional User attributes
Added Support for Group Provisioning
Added Support for adding Users to Groups
Added configuration options for CRUD capabilities
Improved exception handling and reporting
Added support for Salesforce REST v37.0 API
Added support for the OAuth Authentication with the OAuth Configuration Service (OCS)
Removed support for Delegated Authentication in favor of SAML (deprecated)
Removed support for Outbound Provisioning to Partner and Customer Portals (deprecated)

Added support for SSO to Veeva iRep mobile clients via delegated authentication with Salesforce
Fixed quick-connection UI performance issues
Added support for the ability to freeze user accounts instead of deactivating them via the provisioner
Added support for overriding the provisioning target environment endpoint
Enhanced support for SP-Initiated SSO via deep linking and SP-initiated SLO by adding a Salesforce Login URL & Single Logout Landing Page field

Added ability to have one LDAP user mapped to two different Salesforce administrator accounts
Salesforce API updated from version 20 to version 31
Added Permission Set attribute to SP Connection, which enables mapping of permission sets in Salesforce to an LDAP field
Added support for proxy authentication

Added quick-connection SSO template and enabled SaaS Provisioning to the Salesforce Customer Portal
Added quick-connection SSO template and enabled SaaS Provisioning to the Salesforce Partner Portal
Added quick-connection SSO template to support Salesforce CRM SAML capabilities including metadata export from Salesforce and import into PingFederate, plus optional SaaS Provisioning

Added support for Salesforce “Connect for Microsoft Outlook” version 3.2.513
Added an option to remove the email domain from the Salesforce Username for OpenToken authentication by the Authentication Web Service

Added a quick-connection plug-in component for automated SSO configuration and SaaS Provisioning support for use with PingFederate 5.3
dded support for Mutual Transport Layer Security (TLS) between Salesforce and the PingFederate Authentication Service
Added an option to remove the email domain from the Salesforce User Name for authentication to a LDAP directory
Added support for delegated authentication to Salesforce via Salesforce Mobile Clients
Combined the former Salesforce User Guide into the Salesforce Quick Connection Guide

Support for Salesforce “Connect for Microsoft Outlook” plug-in through a new Desktop Proxy Service that allows the use of corporate credentials for access to Salesforce
Uses OpenToken for the encrypted token format rather than PFTOKEN

Provisioning (new user creation on the Salesforce side)
PingFederate v4 administrative console Salesforce configuration for optional provisioning and direct Salesforce login
Salesforce Web Service user-validation changes
Certification on Salesforce AppExchange

Use of the PingFederate Standard Adapter, eliminating the Salesforce.com Adapter that was specific to this Integration Kit

Initial release