Hi all, Does anyone know if there is a way to check the current login user's session? For example, a user login to salesforce and press a custom button to call another external web URL. Before he get redirect to the URL, i should then verify if he is part of the named user. If is not in the list, I will denied his request.
I noticed that many advance user suggest using DescribesObject to pull all fields from salesforce. I am currently using Enterprise Wsdl, but I don't see to find the describesObject in the SFOrce.common. I only see describesObjectResult and some event available.
Is this object only available in Partner Wsdl? What's the different between Partner Wsdl and Enterprise Wsdl?
Is there any other workaround if I am using Enterprise Wsdl?
Hi, As we frequently maintain our Opportunity especially introducing new Fields in salesforce. Is it possible to do "SELECT * FROM the Object" instead of providing each field in the select query?
As if a new field has been created with mandatory, it will broken the custom code as well.
Hi all, Does anyone know if there is a way to check the current login user's session? For example, a user login to salesforce and press a custom button to call another external web URL. Before he get redirect to the URL, i should then verify if he is part of the named user. If is not in the list, I will denied his request.
My company is just starting to move over to Salesforce.com and My task is to integrate our existing Client Support site with Salesforce. To this end we're utilizing the API through C# and ASP.NET. Another learning curve for me but I'm getting there [our Dev team uses it so it was thought best to go down a route where we have internal support].
Apparently there is a difference between a Self Service Session and a Regular User Session, as once I got my code working correctly to validate my self service user I'm getting an exception "INVALID_SESSION_ID: Self Service User Sessions are not valid for use with the API".
So what is the difference between a Self Service User Session and a regular session? What can I do with a self service session? Am I limited to only validating the login and setting passwords?
