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Vintara iOS Force.com SDK and custom rest responder class?
Is there any means of accessing a custom rest responder class (created using @RestResource) with the iOS force.com sdk? The documentation only mentions the following potential "request for" methods, none of which seem applicable.
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– requestForVersionsReturns an
SFRestRequestwhich lists summary information about each Salesforce.com version currently available, including the version, label, and a link to each version’s root. -
– requestForResourcesReturns an
SFRestRequestwhich lists available resources for the client’s API version, including resource name and URI. -
– requestForDescribeGlobalReturns an
SFRestRequestwhich lists the available objects and their metadata for your organization’s data. -
– requestForMetadataWithObjectType:Returns an
SFRestRequestwhich Describes the individual metadata for the specified object. -
– requestForDescribeWithObjectType:Returns an
SFRestRequestwhich completely describes the individual metadata at all levels for the specified object. -
– requestForRetrieveWithObjectType:objectId:fieldList:Returns an
SFRestRequestwhich retrieves field values for a record of the given type. -
– requestForCreateWithObjectType:fields:Returns an
SFRestRequestwhich creates a new record of the given type. -
– requestForUpsertWithObjectType:externalIdField:externalId:fields:Returns an
SFRestRequestwhich creates or updates record of the given type, based on the given external ID. -
– requestForUpdateWithObjectType:objectId:fields:Returns an
SFRestRequestwhich updates field values on a record of the given type. -
– requestForDeleteWithObjectType:objectId:Returns an
SFRestRequestwhich deletes a record of the given type. -
– requestForQuery:Returns an
SFRestRequestwhich executes the specified SOQL query. -
– requestForSearch:
you can also create a SFRestRequest by using the class method
+ (id)requestWithMethod:(SFRestMethod)method path:(NSString *)path queryParams:(NSDictionary *)queryParams;
that gives you some flexibily on how to connect to by using the method parameters, which you will use to to do the action specified by the method, using the path specified by path, passing the parameters inside the queryParams dictionary. something else you can do, if you have a custom action, is to read the documentation of the custom action you wish to perform, and to connect directly to that custom action(using NSURLConnection and NSURLRequest), passing the neccesary header fields the action requires (such as the access token, rest method, content type).