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Customize Connected App Behaviour with Apex - Winter16

Associate your own Apex class with a connected app to provide more authentication options and manage user attribute handling.

Customize the behavior of a connected app with Apex. Create a class that extends the ConnectedAppPlugin Apex class, and associate it with a connected app. The class can support new authentication protocols or respond to user attributes in a way that benefits a business process.
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