Hello,

 

I'm building a custom RegistrationHandler class that I expect may be shared by multiple Authentication Providers. Does Apex provide a means for determining what AuthProvider context is being used in the current transaction or do I need to hardcode this? Didn't see much in the RegistrationHandler documentation.

 

Use Case: I have two Janrain/RPX AuthenticationProviders, one intended for internal users and another for portals. Instead of creating two separate classes for this, I'd like to create just one and use a custom setting to enable configurable settings (default new user profile Id , etc) for each authentication provider.

 

Thanks,

 

- Eddie

Hello,

 

When performing an IdP-Initiated SAML1.1 flow, my login history indicates "Failed: Assertion Invalid". However, when validating the SAML Assertion there are no errors indicated (below).

 

Is there a list of common reasons as to why this could happen?

Thanks!

 

Results

 

Is it possible to add a Verisign trust seal to a *.secure.force.com site?

Hello,

I'm using Data Loader 11.0 from the command line. Is there a proper escape sequence for "@" characters within SQL statements to keep Data Loader from interpreting them as variables?

For example:

SELECT 'eblazer@somewhere.com' AS emailaddress, accountid FROM contacts

The above is perfectly valid SQL, however Data Loader encounters the "@" symbol and does something to break the SQL and a JDBC exception is thrown.

As a temporary work around, i've been changing the SQL as follows:

SELECT 'eblazer' + char(64) + 'somewhere.com' AS emailaddress, accountid FROM contacts

Thanks,

Eddie

Hello, I'm using Excel Connector PE to get some longtext fields. These fields are coming over truncated in both the cell and formula.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

Hi,

When I retrieve an AssignmentRule object (as an admin user), all of the fields are null except the ID. Then, when i try to update a Lead with an AssignmentRuleHeader (as demonstrated with the API docs), it doesn't process the AssignmentRule. Am I doing something wrong (see code below)?

Thanks,

Eddie

----------------------
String asgnRule = "Test Assignment Rule";
QueryResult ar = binding.query("SELECT Id FROM AssignmentRule WHERE Name = '" + asgnRule + "' AND RuleType = 'leadAssignment'");
logger.debug("Rules Found: ");
for (int i=0; i<ar.getSize(); i++) {
AssignmentRule rule = (AssignmentRule)ar.getRecords(i);
logger.debug("\tID: " + rule.getId() + " Name: " + rule.getName() + " Type: " + rule.getRuleType());
}
AssignmentRuleHeader arh = new AssignmentRuleHeader();
arh.setAssignmentRuleId(ar.getRecords(0).getId());
binding.setHeader(new SforceServiceLocator().getServiceName().getNamespaceURI(), "AssignmentRuleHeader", arh);

Message Edited by eblazer on 12-27-2005 08:33 PM

Hello,

 

I'm building a custom RegistrationHandler class that I expect may be shared by multiple Authentication Providers. Does Apex provide a means for determining what AuthProvider context is being used in the current transaction or do I need to hardcode this? Didn't see much in the RegistrationHandler documentation.

 

Use Case: I have two Janrain/RPX AuthenticationProviders, one intended for internal users and another for portals. Instead of creating two separate classes for this, I'd like to create just one and use a custom setting to enable configurable settings (default new user profile Id , etc) for each authentication provider.

 

Thanks,

 

- Eddie

Hello,

 

When performing an IdP-Initiated SAML1.1 flow, my login history indicates "Failed: Assertion Invalid". However, when validating the SAML Assertion there are no errors indicated (below).

 

Is there a list of common reasons as to why this could happen?

Thanks!

 

Results

 

I'm writing an integration to a REST API that takes JSON as the API input. Several of the objects have properties like "number" and "currency" which are reserved words in Apex. So I've renamed those as "card_number", etc. I want to translate the Apex objects to JSON objects, which will create JSON objects with properties that don't correspond exactly with the API.

 

Is there a better way to fix the resulting JSON other than just doing string manipulation after the fact?

Hello,

I'm using Data Loader 11.0 from the command line. Is there a proper escape sequence for "@" characters within SQL statements to keep Data Loader from interpreting them as variables?

For example:

SELECT 'eblazer@somewhere.com' AS emailaddress, accountid FROM contacts

The above is perfectly valid SQL, however Data Loader encounters the "@" symbol and does something to break the SQL and a JDBC exception is thrown.

As a temporary work around, i've been changing the SQL as follows:

SELECT 'eblazer' + char(64) + 'somewhere.com' AS emailaddress, accountid FROM contacts

Thanks,

Eddie

Hi,

When I retrieve an AssignmentRule object (as an admin user), all of the fields are null except the ID. Then, when i try to update a Lead with an AssignmentRuleHeader (as demonstrated with the API docs), it doesn't process the AssignmentRule. Am I doing something wrong (see code below)?

Thanks,

Eddie

----------------------
String asgnRule = "Test Assignment Rule";
QueryResult ar = binding.query("SELECT Id FROM AssignmentRule WHERE Name = '" + asgnRule + "' AND RuleType = 'leadAssignment'");
logger.debug("Rules Found: ");
for (int i=0; i<ar.getSize(); i++) {
AssignmentRule rule = (AssignmentRule)ar.getRecords(i);
logger.debug("\tID: " + rule.getId() + " Name: " + rule.getName() + " Type: " + rule.getRuleType());
}
AssignmentRuleHeader arh = new AssignmentRuleHeader();
arh.setAssignmentRuleId(ar.getRecords(0).getId());
binding.setHeader(new SforceServiceLocator().getServiceName().getNamespaceURI(), "AssignmentRuleHeader", arh);

Message Edited by eblazer on 12-27-2005 08:33 PM