Salesforce1 Mobile App Developer Guide

Introduction
About This Book
Setting Up Your Work Environment
Salesforce1 Administration
Developing for Salesforce1
Welcome to Salesforce1 Platform Development
Designing Mobile-First User Interfaces
Extending Salesforce1 with Visualforce Pages
Adding Functionality with Visualforce Custom Actions
Integrating Your Web Applications in Salesforce1 with Force.com Canvas
About Force.com Canvas
Extending Salesforce1 with Canvas Custom Actions
Try It Out: Clone the Shipify Web Application
Create the Shipify Canvas App
Configure Who Can Access the Shipify Canvas App
Configure the Heroku Environment Variables
Add the Action to the Global Publisher Layout
Test Out the Canvas Custom Action
Tell Me More: Get Context in your Canvas App
Extending Salesforce1 with Canvas Apps in the Feed
Calling Quick Actions from the API
Extending the User Interface with Lightning Pages
Development Guidelines and Best Practices
Learning More
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Configure Who Can Access the Shipify Canvas App

You’ve created the canvas app, but no one can see it until you configure user access.
  1. From Setup, click Manage Apps | Connected Apps.
  2. Click the Shipify app, and then click Edit.
  3. In the Permitted Users drop-down list, select Admin approved users are pre-authorized. Click OK on the pop-up message that appears.
    Canvas app OAuth policies
  4. Click Save.
    Now you’ll define who can see your canvas app. This can be done using profiles and permission sets. In this example, we’ll allow anyone with the System Administrator profile to access the app.
  5. Click Shipify in the Master Label column on the Connected Apps page.
  6. In the Profiles related list on the Connected App Detail page, click Manage Profiles.
  7. Select the System Administrator profile and click Save.

That’s it! The next step is to set up some environment variables on Heroku.