I use Indigo Eclipse with an Enterpise Edition and have no problems. Recently, while using the same Eclipse version with my Developer edition, I've found that I cannot Add/Remove metadata components. When I try, I get the following errors.
Please note that I can "Refresh from Server", and "Deploy to Server" normally.
I need to enable login by passing the server Url and the Session Id from the Salesforce UI (web tab) to a .NET application.
I believe my LoginWithSessionId() procedure fails because the URL passed from the Salesforce merge field is slightly different from the server URL returned by the SF login() called when login() is supplied with a username and password.
Does anyone know why these URLs are different, and how I can pass the correct URL from the Salesforce UI?
Ramsey Solutions is in the process of transitioning the entire company to Salesforce. As a Salesforce developer, you’ll be focused on helping us design, develop, and deploy solutions that benefit the entire organization. The work will range from purpose-built applications inside of Salesforce to exposing APIs to allow partner systems to integrate easily.
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Ramsey Solutions is in the process of transitioning the entire company to Salesforce. As a Salesforce developer, you’ll be focused on helping us design, develop, and deploy solutions that benefit the entire organization. The work will range from purpose-built applications inside of Salesforce to exposing APIs to allow partner systems to integrate easily.
Requirements:
Minimum of 3 years experience in similar role Development experience with Visualforce and Apex Passion for well-written Apex tests, with bonus points for TDD Working knowledge of technologies like AJAX, JQuery and JSON Strong knowledge of Salesforce Objects and Data Model Understanding of Salesforce Governor Limits and Code Coverage Solid understanding of Salesforce Standard Objects and Business Processes around them Experience with custom integration Experience with Salesforce Sites, REST and API Calls Working experience in AppExchange App usage and Managed or Unmanaged Package Creation Java programming experience is a plus. Salesforce Developer Certification is preferred but not mandatory.
Core attributes:
Comfortable with frequent, incremental code testing and deployment A strong focus on business outcomes Comfortable with collaboration, open communication, and reaching across functional borders
We're a privately owned and operated, debt-free company comprised of over 450 team members who make up 15 Small Business Units (our version of departments). It's our mission to provide biblically based, common-sense education and empowerment that give HOPE to everyone in every walk of life.
Win or Lose as a Team: Our team openly collaborates and each person is responsible for bringing new ideas, perspectives and solutions to the table. Starting with day one, we want your voice to be part of the conversation. Collaboration does not equal positioning and pushing others off the ladder. Our aim is to serve each other—and our customers—well.
Have a Life: Your life is important, and we want you to have one (feel free to add that to the list of employee benefits)! That’s why we work 8-hour days with very few late nights. If normal to you means missing family events, pulling teeth to get time off, and feeling like you have to choose between work and family, then weird probably sounds good. But hey, don’t take our word for it. We’ve made the Nashville Business Journal’s list of Best Places to Work eight times!
Who We DON'T Want Applying: This opportunity isn’t for someone who’s just looking for a j-o-b and only gives the bare minimum to earn a paycheck. We operate as a team and collaborate on a daily basis. If you want to work by yourself, go play solitaire.
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I need to enable login by passing the server Url and the Session Id from the Salesforce UI (web tab) to a .NET application.
I believe my LoginWithSessionId() procedure fails because the URL passed from the Salesforce merge field is slightly different from the server URL returned by the SF login() called when login() is supplied with a username and password.
Does anyone know why these URLs are different, and how I can pass the correct URL from the Salesforce UI?
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