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--- bizweaver:connections [2025/05/07 13:11]
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+++ bizweaver:connections [2025/06/10 14:26] (current)
afernandes [SMTP Connections]
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 ===== SMTP Connections =====
-SMTP connections are used to provide connection information for the server(s) that handle email. Most installations will only have one SMTP connection. However, there is no technical restriction on the number of connections that are defined.
+SMTP connections are used to provide connection information for the server(s) that handle email. Most installations will only have one SMTP connection. However, there is no technical restriction on the number of connections that are defined. You can now create SMTP connections using either basic authentication or Oauth2 authentication
+**Basic Authentication**
 {{ :bw2:bizweaverconnectionmanager8.png |}}
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   * **Enable SMTP Credentials** (Username & password) \\ <WRAP info round center> Your installation may not require SMTP credentials to send mail from Bizweaver. However, identifying a valid user in this step is required to use the error handling functions of Bizweaver. </WRAP>
   * The connection information is saved but is not validated. Any connection errors will only be shown when the connection is used in a workflow.
+**Oauth2 Authentication**
+{{ :bizweaver:oauthsmtp.png |}}
+  * **Tenant ID** is a unique identifier (GUID) for your Microsoft 365 organization (Azure Active Directory tenant).
+  * **Client ID** is a GUID that uniquely identifies the OAuth app registered in your Azure AD.
+  * **Client Secret** is a confidential string (like a password) generated for the registered app in Azure AD.
+  * The connection information is saved but is not validated. Any connection errors will only be shown when the connection is used in a workflow.
+<WRAP info round center> Go to the //**[[versago3:oauthsetup|Oauth Setup Instructions]]**// for instructions on how to configure SMTP Oauth with Microsoft Exchange Online
+ </WRAP>
 ==== Email Setup for Microsoft Office365 ====
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 ===== GraphQL Connections =====
+A GraphQL connection lets your application communicate with a GraphQL server through a single HTTP endpoint. Instead of multiple REST routes (e.g., /customers, /orders, /orders/{id}), the client sends a single, self‑describing query that specifies exactly which fields it needs and how they should be nested. The server resolves that query and returns a JSON payload with only the requested data.
+{{ :bw2:graphql.jpg |}}
+* Enter the following fields:
+    * Connection Name: provide a unique name (e.g., CountryGraphQLConn).
+    * Description: an optional short description (e.g., GraphQL Connection for country data).
+    * EndPoint URI: the full URL endpoint for your GraphQL API (e.g., https://countries.trevorbladed.com).
+* Add headers (optional).
+    * Enter the header key (e.g., Authorization)
+    * Enter the header value (e.g., Bearer<token value>).
+    * Click Add Header to populate the header in the list
+    * Repeat for additional headers as needed
+* Save your connection.
+    * Click Save in the Connection Details tab
+    * Your new GraphQL connection will now appear in the Connections list.
 ====== Delete A Global Configuration ======

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