My interface between my company's website and SF has not been working since the move to 7.0 (I assume that was why the site was down on saturday). Am I now required to update my WSDL and create a new jar?

If so, it would have been nice to have gotten an email warning me about that.. in stead of a phone call from the boss yelling at me.

I've made great progress with our SalesForce integration.  I've one hurdle left and I'm hoping someone can point me in the correct direction.

The current interface always logs in to SF as "me".  I've hard coded my user name and password.  This works just fine when testing.  Now that we are close to going live, I need the last modified by field to accurately reflect the person making changes.  I cant seem to query back the current users username and password, and I dont really want to store their SF un/pw in our own data tables.  So my question is ...

How can I log in to salesForce with out having to hard code my own username and password into my code?

 

API is 5.0

My primary development language is ColdFusion, but Im using Java to make the actual calls to the API

Message Edited by Velvett Fogg on 06-03-2005 10:28 AM

Message Edited by Velvett Fogg on 06-06-2005 01:00 PM

The next step for me in our companies integration with SF is to poll the SF tables and bring down to the local data the changes made during a specific time frame.  So far, Accounts and Contacts are not a problem.  Where I do have issues is with the Asset table.  When I use getUpdated() against the Asset table, I am returned an error. ( 15:56:22.022 - com.sforce.soap.enterprise.fault.InvalidSObjectFault Exception ) 

 

My base programming language is ColdFusion, but I'm extending it with Java. Java is what is actually doing the communication between me and SF.   So far I've had wonderful progress with this project.  Up until this apparent anomaly with Assets. 

Hi,

I've been working on polling SF and updating our local data.  All is well when I try to poll Account or Contact, but when I use the exact same code to poll the Asset object, I get an error.

Are we not suposed to poll the Asset table?

Can someone please explain to me what that error means?

I'm trying to create a new contact.  Im confused as to how the create call knows that I am attempting to create a new contact as opposed to creating a new account. 

result = sfdc.create(sObjects)  <-- that's my call for the create -->

 I am getting the following error:

Web service operation "create" with parameters {[[contact1.setlastName("St. Martin"), contact1.setphone("509-555-8302"), contact1.setfirstName("Duane"), contact1.setaccountID("00130000003mZ6ZAAU")]]} could not be found.

 

Have I built my Array incorrectly?

 

Velvett

Message Edited by Velvett Fogg on 12-01-2004 10:27 AM

Message Edited by Velvett Fogg on 12-01-2004 10:31 AM

My interface between my company's website and SF has not been working since the move to 7.0 (I assume that was why the site was down on saturday). Am I now required to update my WSDL and create a new jar?

If so, it would have been nice to have gotten an email warning me about that.. in stead of a phone call from the boss yelling at me.

I am trying to dynamically create new solutions and query existing solutions through our internal KB which is written in Coldfusion.

If anyone could be so kind as to let me know of the best way to go about this being that SFORCE doesn't seem to support Coldfusion directly I would be most appreciative.

Thanks!

Derek

The next step for me in our companies integration with SF is to poll the SF tables and bring down to the local data the changes made during a specific time frame.  So far, Accounts and Contacts are not a problem.  Where I do have issues is with the Asset table.  When I use getUpdated() against the Asset table, I am returned an error. ( 15:56:22.022 - com.sforce.soap.enterprise.fault.InvalidSObjectFault Exception ) 

 

My base programming language is ColdFusion, but I'm extending it with Java. Java is what is actually doing the communication between me and SF.   So far I've had wonderful progress with this project.  Up until this apparent anomaly with Assets. 

Can someone please explain to me what that error means?

I'm trying to create a new contact.  Im confused as to how the create call knows that I am attempting to create a new contact as opposed to creating a new account. 

result = sfdc.create(sObjects)  <-- that's my call for the create -->

 I am getting the following error:

Web service operation "create" with parameters {[[contact1.setlastName("St. Martin"), contact1.setphone("509-555-8302"), contact1.setfirstName("Duane"), contact1.setaccountID("00130000003mZ6ZAAU")]]} could not be found.

 

Have I built my Array incorrectly?

 

Velvett

Message Edited by Velvett Fogg on 12-01-2004 10:27 AM

Message Edited by Velvett Fogg on 12-01-2004 10:31 AM

Hello-

I am a partner in a company that uses Cold Fusion and I am trying to figure out a way to make these two products work together on our server. Are there versions that I am not aware of- or is sforce extensions that allow two different areas to collaborate (not just Cold Fusion)?

Is there a way with our CF code to make all of our data interact?

I am completly clueless and if anyone would be so kind as to give a laymans lesson quickly of how these two can work (or SF ad other apps just for my getting a handle on things)- i woudl be greatful. trying to tie two different specialists together and I am not one of them.

Thanks so much.

Message Edited by ncat on 11-28-2004 08:46 PM