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Ken Koellner
Creating a name space for production (and sandbox) org?
I'm starting to work through the Lightning Components Developer Guide working my own developer org where I've created a name space.
But I'm confused about how to do this in our real development stream. We have a production org and some sandboxes we do development in. (We develop in sandboxes instead of individual developer orgs as we need common data that is setup for all developers and there's no way we could maintain it in several individual developer's org.)
In out production org and in our sandboxes, there is no "Edit" button to allow specification of Namespace on the Packages page.
So I'm unclear how to reserve a namespace. Any clue?
We do have a domain name registered. Does it have something to do with that?
But I'm confused about how to do this in our real development stream. We have a production org and some sandboxes we do development in. (We develop in sandboxes instead of individual developer orgs as we need common data that is setup for all developers and there's no way we could maintain it in several individual developer's org.)
In out production org and in our sandboxes, there is no "Edit" button to allow specification of Namespace on the Packages page.
So I'm unclear how to reserve a namespace. Any clue?
We do have a domain name registered. Does it have something to do with that?
There is an idea around sandboxes for developer edition orgs: https://success.salesforce.com/ideaView?id=08730000000ZgI6AAK
The example in the guide uses namepace.
Is namespace required?
If so, will ALL development for Lightning have to begin in a developer's org (instead of a sandbox) and then get migrated?
Once it is migrated, can it be edited in a sandbox org?
According to it, namespace for lightning components is mandatory only for now, in the "beta" stage. It will not be the case when lightning components are "Generally Available".
"You can probably try developing your code and custoizations in any sandbox and use the ANT migration tool to migrate the changes to a developer org in which you can create a namespace."
This doesn't seem to make sense. The point of this thread is we can't develop our code and customizations in any sandbox because the "File > New > Lightning Application" and related tools aren't available in our sandboxes. My dilemma is I have some custom Apex classes and objects in my sandbox that I need access to while developing my lightning components. Playing with toy apps in a free Developer Edition is going to do absolutely nothing for me. Is there a solution to this? Or is the answer "Wait for it to not be in beta" because I have product owners wanting me to develop for Salesforce 1 using Lightning, and we were under the impression that we could use it.