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Object files in Eclipse do not show the object metadata

Hi All,

 

I am using the Version: Summer '10 (19.0.0) of the Force.com IDE.

 

One of the projects, created a few months ago, includes the object files from salesforce.

 

Up until recentenly I could see the object file's content -i.e. the XML data.

 

Now if I refresh the object file from salesforce server, I only get :

 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<CustomObject xmlns="http://soap.sforce.com/2006/04/metadata">

Is this associated with any of the new features ?

 

Thank you very much in advance.

 

Fernando

 

Best Answer chosen by Admin (Salesforce Developers) 
AmitSahuAmitSahu

I can still see the other tags in there in the  source file :

 

A part of this as sample :

 

  <fields>
        <fullName>Active__c</fullName>
        <label>Active</label>
        <picklist>
            <picklistValues>
                <fullName>No</fullName>
                <default>false</default>
            </picklistValues>
            <picklistValues>
                <fullName>Yes</fullName>
                <default>false</default>
            </picklistValues>
            <sorted>false</sorted>
        </picklist>
        <type>Picklist</type>
    </fields>

 

It shows this for both custom as well as standard objects.

All Answers

AmitSahuAmitSahu

I can still see the other tags in there in the  source file :

 

A part of this as sample :

 

  <fields>
        <fullName>Active__c</fullName>
        <label>Active</label>
        <picklist>
            <picklistValues>
                <fullName>No</fullName>
                <default>false</default>
            </picklistValues>
            <picklistValues>
                <fullName>Yes</fullName>
                <default>false</default>
            </picklistValues>
            <sorted>false</sorted>
        </picklist>
        <type>Picklist</type>
    </fields>

 

It shows this for both custom as well as standard objects.

This was selected as the best answer
adreameradreamer

Thanks !