Warning: This uses undocumented methods. As with any code that relies on anything undocumented it’s not supported and it’s prone to breaking without warning so don’t rely on it working tomorrow! It’s a known hidden feature of Salesforce that you can…
Dates and DateTimes don’t always play nicely when you’re trying to push them through from environment to environment. You often have to mess about with them a bit to shoehorn them in and out of Salesforce. I’m going to look…
My Blog posts are like buses. You don’t see one for ages and then two come along at once. I was musing, like you do, what to do when Unit Testing a service that makes successive call-outs to the same…
My last post looked at using a wrapper class to make Custom Settings more convenient to access from apex code and to ease defaulting and unit testing. If, like me, you’ve taken the leap to using Custom Metadata instead of…
Introduction Salesforce, with its rich set of APIs allows endless integration with 3rd party systems. The key to accessing Salesforce from another system, be it a Web App, Mobile device or even a command line script, is logging on and…
Version 2 This is Version 2 of the Salesforce Lightning Lookup Component. I had one of those, ‘Why didn’t I do it like that instead?‘ moments in the shower this morning. Essentially, it’s less code as I’ve done away with the rendering…
Note: This article has been superceded by: Version 2. I’ve been playing around with Salesforce Lightning components and one of the obvious things that seems to be missing is a UI component to lookup a record in a Salesforce custom object…
If you’re developing Salesforce Lightning components you’ll probably reach a stage where you get fed up of using the Dev Console. Right now the Eclipse based IDE doesn’t support lightning and Joe Ferraro is still working on the latest updates…
I’m a big fan of code separation and code reuse. When I’m coding I like to keep my SOQL out of the business logic and in a gateway class of its own. That way I can reuse common queries in…
In Part 1, we looked at creating the Salesforce server application to expose the Approvals and the target objects via some REST based web services. In the second part of this article we look at creating the Pebble watch app…
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