If you want a simple design, essentially I would do it in a static mapper class. We definitely need more information to help you, but short of that, here is some psuedocode (not production code) that should be a sufficient design pattern. public static class CustomMapper { public static void leadToContact(Lead lead, ID contactID) { … Read more
This is explained in the documentation. The following should do: dependencies { compile files(‘./src/main/resources/enterprise.jar’) } I wouldn’t put the jar in src/main/resources though. It’s not a resource of your project, but a compile dependency. I would put it in a lib directory.
Not many Salesforce people on here yet, I guess. I found a solution, I don’t know why it works, but it works. All parts of the test that access normal objects need to be wrapped in a System.runAs that explicitly uses the current user, like this: User thisUser = [ select Id from User where … Read more
There are two levels of validating salesforce id: check format using regular expression [a-zA-Z0-9]{15}|[a-zA-Z0-9]{18} for 18-characted ids you can check the the 3-character checksum: Code examples provided in comments: C# Go Javascript Ruby
If we change the permission using then I also encountered that behavior. In order to overcome from this issue you can use the below commands. git config core.filemode false In case you want to apply for the global. git config –global core.filemode false See also: What are the consequences of git config core.filemode false?
You can use JToken.ToObject generic method. http://www.nudoq.org/#!/Packages/Newtonsoft.Json/Newtonsoft.Json/JToken/M/ToObject(T) Server API Code: public void Test(JToken users) { var usersArray = users.ToObject<User[]>(); } Here is the client code I use. string json = “[{\”UserId\”:0,\”Username\”:\”jj.stranger\”,\”FirstName\”:\”JJ\”,\”LastName\”:\”stranger\”}]”; HttpClient client = new HttpClient(); var result = client.PostAsync(@”http://localhost:50577/api/values/test”, new StringContent(json, Encoding.UTF8, “application/json”)).Result; The object gets converted to Users array without any issues.
For anyone who is as stuck and frustrated as I was, I’ve left a detailed blog post on the entire process (with pictures and ranty commentary!). Click the link if you want that: http://www.calvinfroedge.com/salesforce-how-to-generate-api-credentials/ Here is a text only answer: Step 1: Create an account. You can create a (free) developer account at developer.salesforce.com Step … Read more
Here are 10 to get you started. Apex is a proprietary language. Other than the force.com Eclipse plugin, there’s little to no tooling available such as refactoring, code analysis, etc. Apex was modeled on Java 5, which is considered to be lagging behind other languages, and without tooling (see #1), can be quite cumbersome. Deployment … Read more