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    <h1>Microsoft ASP.NET WebHooks Salesforce Receiver</h1>

    <p>
        The Salesforce WebHook receiver supports Salesforce SOAP-based Outbound Messages as a WebHook even though it is
        indeed a SOAP message.
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    <p>A sample WebHook URI is:</p>

    <pre>https://&lt;host&gt;/api/webhooks/incoming/sfsoap/{id}</pre>

    <p>
        For security reasons, the WebHook URI must be an <c>https</c> URI and the '<c>MS_WebHookReceiverSecret_SalesforceSoap</c>'
        application setting must be configured to the Salesforce Organization IDs. The Organizational IDs can be found at
        <a href="https://www.salesforce.com">Salesforce</a> under <c>Setup | Company Profile | Company Information</c>.
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        Optionally you can use the {id} field to differentiate between multiple WebHooks. You can configure each endpoint by setting
        the <c>MS_WebHookReceiverSecret_SalesforceSoap</c> application setting to contain multiple config values, for example '
        <c>code0, id1=code1, id2=code2</c>'.
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    <p>
        For more details about using ASP.NET WebHooks with Salesforce Outbound Messages, see the blog
        <a href="https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/webdev/2015/09/06/integrating-with-salesforce-using-asp-net-webhooks-preview/">Integrating with Salesforce using ASP.NET WebHooks Preview</a>.
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