MadConnect Embedded Documentation
  • Getting Started
    • MadConnect Architecture
  • Implementation Guide
    • Integrating MadConnect Into Your Platform
    • Connector Management
      • Listing Connectors
      • Getting Connector Info
      • Configuring Connectors
      • Fetching Connector Configuration
      • Updating Connector Configuration
    • Connection Management
      • Setting up Connections
      • Getting list of Connections
      • Fetching Connection Details
      • Disabling/Enabling a Connection
      • Deleting a Connection
  • Embedded API Reference
    • Authorization APIs
      • Authorization URI
      • Get Token (By code)
      • Get Token (By refresh-token)
    • Connector Information APIs
      • Get All Connectors
      • Get connector information
    • Connector Configuration APIs
      • Get a Platform config (Connector Config)
      • Setup Connector
    • Connection APIs
      • Get All Connections
      • Create Connection
      • Fetch Connection
      • Delete Connection
      • Enable/Disable Connection
    • Status Codes
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Configuring Connectors

Each connector needs to be configured prior to using it to set up a data connection. Depending on the implementation, a connector may offer the ability to be used as a source, destination or both. Each of these need to be configured explicitly. Following is an example for configuring a connector.

Example

Path

/v1/partner/connector/db69f718d3244495/config

Method

POST

Header

Content-Type: application/json

Authorization: Bearer access token

Query Params

NONE

Body

{

"sourceConfig": {

“api-key”: “AKIAVDSFGDFS23DSGF4355332DSGA”,

“bucket-name”: “madconnect_aud_nke”

},

"destinationConfig": {

“api-key”: “AKIAVDSFGDFS23DSGF4355332DSGA”,

“bucket-name”: “madconnect_aud_nke”

}

}

OAuth Setup

In cases where the source/destination platform supports OAuth, MAdConnect will return a URL for the OAuth setup. Using this URL the platform’s client can authenticate and thus provide the access credentials.

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