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Jashugan activesalesforce Custom Object Name restriction
The activesalesforce plugin severely limits the names you are allowed to give to your custom classes. You cannot have any underscores in the API name for your custom object. So a name like "Core_Product" must be renamed to "CoreProduct", otherwise activesalesforce has a fit.
This class:
produces this error:
Setting the Salesforce object to "CoreProduct", and changing the "SfCoreProduct" class to the following code works.
I have developed several S-Control's in the past using Javascript and Flex, and neither of those connectors changed the salesforce custom object names specified. I have two options:
1. Remove underscores from all of custom objects and the S-Controls that use them.
2. Hack activesalesforce to use the table name specified in "set_table_name".
Neither of these seem to appealing
This class:
class SfCoreProduct < ActiveRecord::Base
set_table_name "Core_Product__c"
set_primary_key "id"
establish_connection "salesforce"
end
produces this error:
INVALID_TYPE: sObject type 'CoreProduct_c__c' is not supported
Setting the Salesforce object to "CoreProduct", and changing the "SfCoreProduct" class to the following code works.
class SfCoreProduct < ActiveRecord::Base
set_table_name "CoreProduct"
set_primary_key "id"
establish_connection "salesforce"
end
I have developed several S-Control's in the past using Javascript and Flex, and neither of those connectors changed the salesforce custom object names specified. I have two options:
1. Remove underscores from all of custom objects and the S-Controls that use them.
2. Hack activesalesforce to use the table name specified in "set_table_name".
Neither of these seem to appealing
http://rubyforge.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=5515&group_id=1201&atid=4729
I'm afraid you will have to remove underscores in your salesforce class names.
I realize this is a very old thread. I can't seem to find any information that is more up-to-date. It doesn't appear that this issue has ever been addressed. Is it still the case that underscores must be removed from custom object names?
TIA for any help provided.
TR