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Hi Experts,

We enabled SAML federated authentication on our org for managing single sign-on between an external web portal and SFDC customer communities for logged users. Users are logged externally of SFDC. During the SSO process, SFDC sends a SAML request specifying as ACS URL https://test.salesforce.com, the same is passed back to SFDC from the identity provider in the assertion response. Until now it looks like to be everything ok but SFDC raises an INVALID PORTAL ID error because it doesn't identify the user as a costumer communities user.

Even if passing into the assertion response the organization_id and portal_id, there is still the same error raised by SFDC.

Thanks for your help inadvance.
 
Not able to access salesforce doucmentation and for everything it asks to refere in Trail head.
Looks this is a bug.
Is anyone facing this?
Not able to access salesforce doucmentation and for everything it asks to refere in Trail head.
Looks this is a bug.
Is anyone facing this?

Hi everyone,

We're attempting to get a path to production, utilizing CI as we don't have the time or budget to manually transition and merge changes from multiple developer groups up through the environments in our path to prod. We're looking at using git, ant, and jenkins (or similar). There are a lot of tutorials for how to implement that part, however I'm not really finding anything about how to manage package.xml when you have multiple developer groups pushing changes and need to merge the changes into a a chunk to have pushed to the next stage (while ensuring there is no loss of work). 

What's the best way to manage package.xml?

More in depth details below:

 

Our situation is that we're going to have multiple scrum teams performing config and code tasks (it's looking like each team will be around 70% config/30% code). They will each have a group sandbox. When they've finished a story, they will push the changes to git, which will in turn attempt to push the changes to a Dev Integration environment (to ensure each teams changes works with the others).

This will happen multiple times before all those changes will be need to be gathered and pushed to the QA environment (and then up to staging, and then to prod).

There are two goals that we need to accomplish that we are having trouble figuring out;

1) If team 1 changes an object, commits it, then team 2 does a commit without changing said object, it looks like it's possible team 2 could end up overwriting the work team 1 did (if they merge everything into the dev int branch). We need to ensure this doesn't happen.

2) Since there will be numerous commits from the various teams into DevInt before the collective changes get pushed to QA, we need a way to merge all of the changes since the last (good) push into one package.xml so that only what's been changed will be pushed out.

It looks like we may need to auto-generate the package.xml file on each commit/merge (in each branch) to include only what's actually been changed to handle these goals (unless there is a better way, or we're over-engineering here). 

Is this accurate? How would we go about auto-generating package.xml (I've found very few resources floating about the web)? Is this the best way to handle things in our scenario?

To make matters worse, we don't have a large budget for this (for example, I was looking at Flosum, but quickly got told we don't have the budget for it).

 

Thanks for any help anyone can give!

Hi,
There is a custom object in that whenever request is rejected or recalled then email should be sent to the requestor. So here the previous value is approved and new value of status is draft and the email should be sent to requestor.  What I should use here process builder, visual flow or trigger and how to use it
Hello,
I have a VisualForce page which opens a record type selection page on click of a button:
<apex:commandButton action="{!URLFOR('/setup/ui/recordtypeselect.jsp', null,[ent='Account',save_new_url='/001/e?retURL=/apex/myVisualforcePage',retURL='/apex/myVisualforcePage'], true)}" value="Create New Account" />

The same visualforce page is not working when user switches to Lightning. Is there a way to navigate to Record Type Selection page from a visualforce page in Lightning.

regards,
Prakash Badugu