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URL Not hitting endpoint in SOAP Callout
I was doing SOAP call out and I have added endpoint in remote and it still not hitting that URL. How can I resolve this?
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2 Replies
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Hi Ankit,
The unauthorized endpoint may be returned from the API callout you are doing and not because of Remote site settings.
Note: For Apex code that is executed asynchronously, such as @future methods, Batch Apex jobs, or scheduled Apex jobs, getSessionId returns null.
Hope it helps 🙂
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Hello Ankit,
I think you should enter the remote URL in remote settings under the setup menu in Salesforce org. Once the URL will be there you can be easily authorise the URL.
Thanks!
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