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pooja chauchanpooja chauchan 

cant create apex class

I recently started to research about Sales Force, I was trying to use Sales Force and Postman (REST Service) and I wondered about if is possible to create it using the trial version, because when go to create a class in the "develop" tab I cant see the Apex Class option, is there any other way to create a webservice? Apigee works exacly the same? just creating one service by my own?
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Gaurav NirwalGaurav Nirwal

In a developer edition org (signup at https://developer.salesforce.com/signup) you can create apex classes which can be annotated as REST webservices. If you have a look at video 11 onwards in the forcedotcomcast video series here (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGg2bx7g215dBInKeqg7LrMN2uLCaY4fP), there are a series of videos explaining creating Apex REST web services and testing them.

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bob_buzzardbob_buzzard
Rather than a trial version you should use a developer edition - this contains all functionality (including creation of classes/pages/webservices) but has a limited number of licenses, a small amount of storage and a license agreement that you won't use it as your production org.  A dev edition is free, never expires and you can have as many as you want.

You can sign up at:

https://developer.salesforce.com/signup
Gaurav NirwalGaurav Nirwal

In a developer edition org (signup at https://developer.salesforce.com/signup) you can create apex classes which can be annotated as REST webservices. If you have a look at video 11 onwards in the forcedotcomcast video series here (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGg2bx7g215dBInKeqg7LrMN2uLCaY4fP), there are a series of videos explaining creating Apex REST web services and testing them.
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