Values.SAPODataConnectorProfilePropertiesSourceThe connector-specific profile properties required when using SAPOData.
type nonrec t = {applicationHostUrl : ApplicationHostUrl.t;The location of the SAPOData resource.
*)applicationServicePath : ApplicationServicePath.t;The application path to catalog service.
*)portNumber : PortNumber.t;The port number of the SAPOData instance.
*)clientNumber : ClientNumber.t;The client number for the client creating the connection.
*)logonLanguage : LogonLanguage.t option;The logon language of SAPOData instance.
*)privateLinkServiceName : PrivateLinkServiceName.t option;The SAPOData Private Link service name to be used for private data transfers.
*)oAuthProperties : OAuthProperties.t option;The SAPOData OAuth properties required for OAuth type authentication.
*)disableSSO : Boolean.t option;If you set this parameter to true, Amazon AppFlow bypasses the single sign-on (SSO) settings in your SAP account when it accesses your SAP OData instance. Whether you need this option depends on the types of credentials that you applied to your SAP OData connection profile. If your profile uses basic authentication credentials, SAP SSO can prevent Amazon AppFlow from connecting to your account with your username and password. In this case, bypassing SSO makes it possible for Amazon AppFlow to connect successfully. However, if your profile uses OAuth credentials, this parameter has no affect.
*)}val make :
?logonLanguage:??? ->
?privateLinkServiceName:??? ->
?oAuthProperties:??? ->
?disableSSO:??? ->
applicationHostUrl:ApplicationHostUrl.t ->
applicationServicePath:ApplicationServicePath.t ->
portNumber:PortNumber.t ->
clientNumber:ClientNumber.t ->
unit ->
tval to_value :
t ->
[> `Structure of
(string
* [> `Boolean of Boolean.t
| `Integer of PortNumber.t
| `String of ApplicationHostUrl.t
| `Structure of
(string
* [> `List of [> `String of OAuthScope.t ] list
| `String of TokenUrl.t ])
list ])
list ]