My coding is a bit rusty, so please forgive any blatent errors. I am trying to create a function that checks if a session ID has already been set, and if not, invokes the login() function:
public bool loginCheck() { sfbinding.SessionHeaderValue = new SessionHeader(); string sId = sfbinding.SessionHeaderValue.sessionId; if (sId == "") return login(); else return true; }
If I call loginCheck() directly from a script, I get the desired result (always returns true because if the session ID is empty, then the login function is invoked). However, if I call it from within another function, for example:
public string testFunction() { if ( loginCheck() ) { ... } }
Then I get the error "UNKNOWN_EXCEPTION: Destination URL not reset. The URL returned from login must be set in the SforceService". Can someone please help me understand why this is?
I am having difficulties activating a contract through the API. The documentation says to first create the contract in a non-activated status, which I am doing and which works. The documentation then says to change the 'Status' value of the contract to an activated status in order to activate.
When I try to change the status value to either the name value ("Activated") or the Id for the status from the ContractStatus set, I get the following error:
"invalid cross reference id"
If anyone has activated contracts before, some insight would be very helpful.
I have a set of API calls that work fine on my development server, but as soon as I move them to the live server every call results in the following error:
INVALID_SESSION_ID: Invalid Session ID found in SessionHeader
The User Session ID and Server URL passed to each server are exactly the same. What could be causing this error?
I have a custom link that opens a page within the Salesforce frame (with sidebar). I want to have a button on this page that allows the user to return to the object that they were looking at before they clicked the link.
If I try to return the users to the Salesforce URL they were on with an ASP redirect, the result is the entire Salesforce frame within a frame.
Has anyone done this before, or have suggestions on how to do this?
My coding is a bit rusty, so please forgive any blatent errors. I am trying to create a function that checks if a session ID has already been set, and if not, invokes the login() function:
public bool loginCheck() { sfbinding.SessionHeaderValue = new SessionHeader(); string sId = sfbinding.SessionHeaderValue.sessionId; if (sId == "") return login(); else return true; }
If I call loginCheck() directly from a script, I get the desired result (always returns true because if the session ID is empty, then the login function is invoked). However, if I call it from within another function, for example:
public string testFunction() { if ( loginCheck() ) { ... } }
Then I get the error "UNKNOWN_EXCEPTION: Destination URL not reset. The URL returned from login must be set in the SforceService". Can someone please help me understand why this is?
set sfApi = Server.CreateObject("SForceOfficeToolkit3.SForceSession3.1") result = sfApi.login(username,password) response.write result & "<br/>" response.write "Error = " & sfApi.errormessage & "<br/>"
Here's the output:
false
Unable to send request to server. The requested lookup key was not found in any active activation context.
I'm positive that the username/password is correct. I found a post that suggested permissions issues with this error so I tried correcting that but with no result.
I am having difficulties activating a contract through the API. The documentation says to first create the contract in a non-activated status, which I am doing and which works. The documentation then says to change the 'Status' value of the contract to an activated status in order to activate.
When I try to change the status value to either the name value ("Activated") or the Id for the status from the ContractStatus set, I get the following error:
"invalid cross reference id"
If anyone has activated contracts before, some insight would be very helpful.
I have a custom link that opens a page within the Salesforce frame (with sidebar). I want to have a button on this page that allows the user to return to the object that they were looking at before they clicked the link.
If I try to return the users to the Salesforce URL they were on with an ASP redirect, the result is the entire Salesforce frame within a frame.
Has anyone done this before, or have suggestions on how to do this?
