For Space / Application Links to function, what must exist?

For Space / Application Links to function, what must exist?

• A. No requirement
• B. There must already be an application link configured to the other application
• C. You can create a link without any preconfiguration
• D. The user must approve each link

Answer: (B)

Application Links require a pre-established connection between the two applications. For Space and Application Links to function, there must already be an application link configured to the other application. That setup defines how the systems talk to each other—addressing, authentication details, and trust keys—so the space can reference and interact with the external app. Without that preconfiguration, there’s nothing for the space to connect to, so the link can’t work. Once the global application link exists, you can use it from the space. Saying there’s no requirement, or that you can create a link without preconfiguration, isn’t accurate, and per-link user approval isn’t how this integration is typically managed.

Application Links require a pre-established connection between the two applications. For Space and Application Links to function, there must already be an application link configured to the other application. That setup defines how the systems talk to each other—addressing, authentication details, and trust keys—so the space can reference and interact with the external app. Without that preconfiguration, there’s nothing for the space to connect to, so the link can’t work. Once the global application link exists, you can use it from the space. Saying there’s no requirement, or that you can create a link without preconfiguration, isn’t accurate, and per-link user approval isn’t how this integration is typically managed.