The blog post discusses the Salesforce Inspector Extension, a tool that aids in executing REST API calls within Salesforce. This extension enhances workflow and makes API interaction more efficient. Steps to make API calls, creating, updating, deleting accounts are explained in detail.
If you are a player in the Salesforce ecosystem then you probably already know that one of the biggest benefits of using the #1 CRM on the planet is that…
In Salesforce org integration, the importance of access tokens cannot be overstated. These tokens act as the key that grants access to your application to interact with Salesforce resources on…
The Pub/Sub API provides a unified interface for publishing and subscribing to platform events such as real-time event monitoring and change data capture. Pub/Sub API efficiently publishes and delivers binary event messages in the Apache Avro format using gRPC and HTTP/2.
Integrate third-party applications via Canvas App. Canvas makes it simple to integrate a third-party application into Salesforce. Canvas is a set of tools and JavaScript APIs for exposing an application as a canvas app. This means you can incorporate new or existing third-party applications into your Salesforce org and make them available to your users.
The Lightning Component framework uses Content Security Policy (CSP), a W3C standard, to control and restrict content loaded on a page to prevent cross-site scripting and other code injection attacks. The default CSP policy does not allow API calls from JavaScript code. To make API calls, a remote site needs to be added as a CSP Trusted Site in the Salesforce org. The article also provides a step-by-step guide to add a CSP trusted site and make an API call from JavaScript code successfully.
Apex Custom Code Calculator. Custom Code Calculator Application helps you to find how many code characters you have added in the existing apex class/trigger in your developer sandbox as compared to production org.
This article guides users on creating a custom profile from scratch using SOAP API, highlighting the Salesforce Winter '22 Release that allows this process. It provides a step-by-step tutorial on using the SOAP UI tool to connect Salesforce org and perform operations, including retrieving, inserting, updating, and deleting records. The piece also offers download and installation instructions for the SOAP UI application.
A COVID-19 tracking app for India on Salesforce, leveraging lightning components, Apex classes, and a VisualForce page. It uses APIs from Covid19india.org and NewsAPI, along with the ChartJS library for visual data representation. Source codes and set-up instructions are provided.
Arun Kumar explains the use of Yandex Translate Text API for translating text content in different languages. This free API blends neural network and statistical approaches for machine translation. The post gives details about the API Request syntax, the query parameters, and showcases example code for translating 'chatter feed'.
The post discusses integration between Salesforce and Microsoft Dynamic CRM. It details how to fetch opportunities from MS Dynamic CRM to Salesforce by passing an AccessToken to the getOpportunitiesFromMSDynamic() method. The response, in JSON format, can be parsed to suit the user's needs and applied to Salesforce objects.
"Microsoft Dynamics 365" is an Enterprise Resource Planning and Customer Relationship Management solution by Microsoft. It includes different application-based solutions. This article outlines steps to integrate a third-party Application Programming Interface with Dynamics 365 for development and data retrieval purposes, using Salesforce APEX code for authentication and access token acquisition.
The post provides a step-by-step guide on using the 'MailChimp for Salesforce' app to synchronize changes on MailChimp with Salesforce. This is achieved through setting up a webhook in MailChimp that communicates change events to a Salesforce public site URL. Changes like unsubscribe, resubscribe, or email updates on MailChimp reflect immediately on relevant Salesforce records.
MailChimp API allows batch operations to perform multiple functions in a single call, potentially reducing the risk of exceeding your API call-out limit. This is useful in scenarios such as subscribing and unsubscribing from records simultaneously. The batch operation runs on the MailChimp server, and its status may be checked after the callout.
