i saw many community question about the same topic but no one answer it. 

in case we have services hosted on IIS  what are the steps to call it out in salesforce apex ? 

i saw many people posted that they face issue with private key , does this mean that salesforce dont support calling out IIS ?

Hello Everyone, 

When i checked a field on the opportunity object then check where is it used, The system will show list of flows names which this field had been used in them. 

After that i searched in the setup and open flow tool, these flows are not showing there, it is showing other flows but not the one i am looking for ? 

Anyone knows what could be the reason of this ? can we have hidden flow or deleted ones ?  where can i find these related flows to that field ?

 

i saw many community question about the same topic but no one answer it. 

in case we have services hosted on IIS  what are the steps to call it out in salesforce apex ? 

i saw many people posted that they face issue with private key , does this mean that salesforce dont support calling out IIS ?

Hello Everyone, 

When i checked a field on the opportunity object then check where is it used, The system will show list of flows names which this field had been used in them. 

After that i searched in the setup and open flow tool, these flows are not showing there, it is showing other flows but not the one i am looking for ? 

Anyone knows what could be the reason of this ? can we have hidden flow or deleted ones ?  where can i find these related flows to that field ?

 

I am working in enterprise edition. As winter 14 changed... i am unable to see the option reset security token . In devoloper edition it is visible. So from Enterprise edition i am unable to find.

We are integrating Salesforce.com CRM with a .NET application. As of now, the integration is working on http protocols on the web-service endpoint. Now, we need to secure the web-service i.e. convert the http into https protocols, using the CA signed certificate approach. We have generated the CSR from SFDC, and have it CA signed and uploaded back to the SFDC certificate management store. However, the .NET team will not be able to host this certificate on their list of trusted identities at the IIS level without the private key. I read on SFDC documentation that even if we export the SFDC certificate, the private key cannot be seen/exported. So now the situation is that in IIS we are not able to host the certificate at all. Request for to help with approaches to resolve the issue.....

We purchased an EssentialSSLWildcard certificate which is an intermediate certificate (3 intermediate certificates).  We have installed AddTrustExternalCARoot certificate from Comodo as well as the necessary intermediate certificates on both IIS and Windows Azure.  The thumbprint of the root certificate matches the thumbprint of the addtrustexternalca  certificate listed as the second certificate http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Outbound_Messaging_SSL_CA_Certificates#addtrustexternalca

 

All intermediate certificates are installed properly:
http://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html#hostname=app.fantasysalesteam.com 

 

But we still get the error when trying to connect to our web service from Salesforce "unable to find valid certification path to requested target".  

 

It seems that Salesforce is not finding the path to the root certificate.

 

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I have now determined that the certification path was to a different Comodo root certicate than the one I was provided.  I removed the old one from IIS and recreated the pfx file for uploading to Azure.

 

 

 

 

We are trying to implement two way SSL using IIS 7.0 as point of termination on the server side. The instructions provided on developerforce cover Apache Tomcat only:-

 

http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Making_Authenticated_Web_Service_Callouts_Using_Two-Way_SSL.

 

We seem to have followed all the relevant steps as per the instructions but have encountered a slight problem at the very end in the final step entitled 'Add the CRMApplication user to Tomcat's user store'.

 

We are terminating SSL requests on an IIS 7.0 server but are unable to determine the equivalent user store config file in IIS (i.e., in tomcat this is the tomcat-users.xml file in conf directory)

Communication between APEX code and WebService hosted in IIS

We have WebService hosted on IIS.

We have configured inbound SSL connection to the site by self-signed certificate. This certificate is not trusted on usual PC because we are using its in for debug purposes.

 

We trying to call our web service from APEX code by execute SOAP stub.

We have the following error: IO Exception: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target

 

As I understand this error means that salesforce APEX virtual machine does not trust our self-signed certificate, is not it?

 

How to avoid this?

Hello,

I looking for some clarification the following requirement listed in the API 8.0 guide for utilizing Outbound Messaging:

• If you use SSL, you must use port 443, and you must have a real certificate. If you certificate expires, message delivery will fail.

I have the following environments:

Development:
Windows XP Professional with IIS 5.0.

Production:
Windows Server 2003, IIS 6.0

I am looking for guidance on how to set up the required certificate for both of the environments. Any advice or pointers to online resources in appreciated.

I am working in enterprise edition. As winter 14 changed... i am unable to see the option reset security token . In devoloper edition it is visible. So from Enterprise edition i am unable to find.

We are integrating Salesforce.com CRM with a .NET application. As of now, the integration is working on http protocols on the web-service endpoint. Now, we need to secure the web-service i.e. convert the http into https protocols, using the CA signed certificate approach. We have generated the CSR from SFDC, and have it CA signed and uploaded back to the SFDC certificate management store. However, the .NET team will not be able to host this certificate on their list of trusted identities at the IIS level without the private key. I read on SFDC documentation that even if we export the SFDC certificate, the private key cannot be seen/exported. So now the situation is that in IIS we are not able to host the certificate at all. Request for to help with approaches to resolve the issue.....

We purchased an EssentialSSLWildcard certificate which is an intermediate certificate (3 intermediate certificates).  We have installed AddTrustExternalCARoot certificate from Comodo as well as the necessary intermediate certificates on both IIS and Windows Azure.  The thumbprint of the root certificate matches the thumbprint of the addtrustexternalca  certificate listed as the second certificate http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Outbound_Messaging_SSL_CA_Certificates#addtrustexternalca

 

All intermediate certificates are installed properly:
http://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html#hostname=app.fantasysalesteam.com 

 

But we still get the error when trying to connect to our web service from Salesforce "unable to find valid certification path to requested target".  

 

It seems that Salesforce is not finding the path to the root certificate.

 

--------------------------

I have now determined that the certification path was to a different Comodo root certicate than the one I was provided.  I removed the old one from IIS and recreated the pfx file for uploading to Azure.

 

 

 

 

We are trying to implement two way SSL using IIS 7.0 as point of termination on the server side. The instructions provided on developerforce cover Apache Tomcat only:-

 

http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Making_Authenticated_Web_Service_Callouts_Using_Two-Way_SSL.

 

We seem to have followed all the relevant steps as per the instructions but have encountered a slight problem at the very end in the final step entitled 'Add the CRMApplication user to Tomcat's user store'.

 

We are terminating SSL requests on an IIS 7.0 server but are unable to determine the equivalent user store config file in IIS (i.e., in tomcat this is the tomcat-users.xml file in conf directory)

Communication between APEX code and WebService hosted in IIS

We have WebService hosted on IIS.

We have configured inbound SSL connection to the site by self-signed certificate. This certificate is not trusted on usual PC because we are using its in for debug purposes.

 

We trying to call our web service from APEX code by execute SOAP stub.

We have the following error: IO Exception: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target

 

As I understand this error means that salesforce APEX virtual machine does not trust our self-signed certificate, is not it?

 

How to avoid this?