You want to use the Salesforce Connector to access your Salesforce instance, but you need to use JWT as the authentication method. This KB article gives a basic guide on how to create this connected app and how to configure it in your Salesforce Connector.
Disclaimer 1: This article has to be used as a guide, any change introduced by Salesforce on how to create the connected app needs to be reviewed with them. In this example we allow the connected app to have access to everything, for getting further information on how to manage the roles, permissions and profiles please contact Salesforce Support
Disclaimer 2: MuleSoft Support only covers the Connector Configuration part. The rest of the guide is based on Salesforce documentation and any doubt should be addressed by them.
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