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Use Java in Apex class
As I am new bie to Salesforce platform, I have one question.
Can we just use plain Java Langauge in Apex class?
As I don't understand it clearly, it would be so helpful for me.
If not, in which cases Java Development is used in Salesforce?
any other requirements to use Java in Apex classes?
Yes, You are right.
Java or any other language is used just to build integration clients to salesforce. These integration clients use the Salesforce API to connect to salesforce. Apart from that Java is not used to write apex classes or any other custom code within salesforce itself.
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Satish Kumar
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Hi,
You will have to use the language 'Apex' in any apex classes in salesforce. Apex is quite similar to java although there a few differences. If you know Java picking up Apex should be easy.
If you would like to develop your own custom softwares to connect to salesforce, you can use the Salesforce provided API's. In this case, the custom software can be coded in any language of your preference (Java included). The language should ofcourse support webservices.
Regards,
Satish Kumar
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Hi Satsh,
So we can use other langauages like Java just to call out API of Salesforce.
The flow is like The program or service that has written is Java is connecting to Salesforce.
Am I correct?
I just want to make sure as my understanding is correct before I start out my journey for salesforce.
Thanks.
Yes, You are right.
Java or any other language is used just to build integration clients to salesforce. These integration clients use the Salesforce API to connect to salesforce. Apart from that Java is not used to write apex classes or any other custom code within salesforce itself.
Regards,
Satish Kumar
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