I have a trigger which works when I am logged in a regular user. If I am using the site guest user the same trigger executes but doesn't do everything.
In the trigger on Before Insert I create a dummy account and then try to assign to the new contact being created. I also try to run it after insert and it just seems to skip the changing of account without error.
The account is created in either case
This works when logged in and not with Guest Account:
if (Trigger.isBefore) {
// get the business account record type (which is candidate) //
RecordType NotPersonAccountRecordType = [select Id from RecordType where SobjectType = 'Account' and Name = 'Candidate'];
// create new account for one to one record to the contact, type will be the business account from above
Account newAccount = new Account();
newAccount.Name = 'TempAccount';
newAccount.OwnerId = Trigger.new[0].OwnerId;
newAccount.RecordTypeId = NotPersonAccountRecordType.Id;
insert newAccount;
//iterate through Trigger.new and change the Contact to New Account Just Created
for(Contact C : Trigger.new){
c.AccountId = newAccount.Id;
}
}
This also work using after insert
Wondering if this is just a limitation of the guest user account and being able to reassign it.
Looking at this diagram http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/api/Content/sforce_api_om_outboundmessaging.htm
I have an outbound message setup, the external web service receives it no issues and returns the success message. Looking at the above link it appears I can also send a sessions id and at a later date, say maybe a day later have the external service send a message back to Salesforce with some update maybe.
Trying to figure out how this later return works.
Do they just hit the regular API to update what they need to and the session id will authenticate them without the api username and password .. or ... do I setup a webservice to listen in Salesforce for a later response?
I have been looking for docs on this Optional Call back stuff but no seeing it.
Can somebody confirm this: if I create a new Custom Setting and set its type to Hierarchy then I should be able to modify what's in there after it gets wrapped inside a Managed Package and released? Can this be done with List types too?
Looking at this diagram http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/api/Content/sforce_api_om_outboundmessaging.htm
I have an outbound message setup, the external web service receives it no issues and returns the success message. Looking at the above link it appears I can also send a sessions id and at a later date, say maybe a day later have the external service send a message back to Salesforce with some update maybe.
Trying to figure out how this later return works.
Do they just hit the regular API to update what they need to and the session id will authenticate them without the api username and password .. or ... do I setup a webservice to listen in Salesforce for a later response?
I have been looking for docs on this Optional Call back stuff but no seeing it.
