Apex Code Development You need to sign in to do that
Don't have an account?
Don Hobson C# app using two Salesforce WSDLs for integration dev/qa
I am writing a web service where I move data between two SF environments using two different Enterprise WSDL, a web service and C#. I have both WSDLs loaded and if I remove one, I don't have a problem.
For example, I want the Accounts in sforce_Enterprise to sync with the accounts in ACMEenterpriseWebRef
Environement A: sforce_Enterprise
Environement B: ACMEenterpriseWebRef
I can successfully use each one correctly if the other is commented out. Meaning my C# app can get a list of Accounts from each with web services.
While BOTH are enabled\not commented out, I am having the following issues.
using ACMEIntegrationConsoleApp.sforce_Enterprise;
using ACMEIntegrationConsoleApp.ACMEenterpriseWebRef;
Here is my problem
private static SforceService sfdc;
// Create a service object
sfdc = new SforceService(); <--- Fails
// Try logging in
LoginResult lr; <--- Fails
Multiple Errors
Error 215 'LoginResult' is an ambiguous reference between 'ACMEIntegrationConsoleApp.sforce_Enterprise.LoginResult' and 'ACMEIntegrationConsoleApp.ACMEenterpriseWebRef.LoginResult' C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Visual Studio 2012\Projects\proservices\src\integration\soap\ACME\csharp\ACMEIntegrationConsoleApp\ACMEIntegrationConsoleApp\Program.cs 236 13 ACMEIntegrationConsoleApp
This makes sense because both of my WSDLs are from Salesforce, they are just from different Enterprise Orgs.
.sforce_Enterprise;
<service name="SforceService"> <documentation>Sforce SOAP API</documentation> <port name="Soap" binding="tns:SoapBinding"> <soap:address location="https://login.salesforce.com/services/Soap/c/27.0/0DFi0000000Gnix" /> </port> </service>
ACMEenterpriseWebRef
<service name="SforceService"> <documentation>Sforce SOAP API</documentation> <port name="Soap" binding="tns:SoapBinding"> <soap:address location="https://test.salesforce.com/services/Soap/c/27.0/0DFZ0000000CapT" /> </port> </service>
Hopefully this is clear enough for someone to impart their wisdom on me.
You have classes with the same name in different pacakges (e.g. wsdlA.LoginResult & wsdlB.LoginResult),if you need to use both types in the same class, then you'll need to use the fully qualified name in your code, e.g. wsdlA.SforceService sfdc = new wsdlA.SForceServices(); wsdlA.LoginResult lr = sfdc.login("foo", "bar");
All Answers
You have classes with the same name in different pacakges (e.g. wsdlA.LoginResult & wsdlB.LoginResult),if you need to use both types in the same class, then you'll need to use the fully qualified name in your code, e.g. wsdlA.SforceService sfdc = new wsdlA.SForceServices(); wsdlA.LoginResult lr = sfdc.login("foo", "bar");
Alternatively you could build your integration with the Partner WSDL, which is the same for all orgs, so you'd only need to import it once.
Simon,
This is what I ended up doing. Visual Studio actually prompted me to help me solve and it helped by choose each one based on the org I was accessing. After that I just ran with it and it is working out fine.