Hello,

 

I know that you can use the PartnerNetworkRecordConnection object to push opportunities through a connection.  

 

But how do you trigger through Apex the receipt / acceptance of a pushed Opportunity? 

 

I'm working my way through the documentation searching for what I need, but hopefully someone here knows where I can find it or the answer that I am looking for.

1. Create 1496000 more records
2. Add a 150 as a prefix to the autonumber field

I will probably be using Option 2 right now (even though when 9999 is reached the autonumber will jump from 1,509,999 to 15,000,000)

But this issue / solution could help others (since I didn't find this answer here) so I'm posting the topic in case there is a way to seed an autonumber field.

 

Also, is there anyway to control the increment amount?  I want the field to increase by 9 on every new record, not 1.

Message Edited by Griffin Warburt on 07-02-2008 11:25 AM

1. Translating the XML document exported by our back-office into the appropriate format for SF submission,
1. Adding the appropriate SOAP elements
2. Changing the lanugage to that which SF requres
2. Send it to the SF Web-Service defined by our Enterprise WSDL
1. Through Microsoft's MSMQ service
2. Using the Client SSL certificate

and the Web-Service would process the commands the message contained.

1. Create an application (instead of a parsing/redirecting DLL)
1. which would log into SF
2. obtain a session ID
3. query for the appropriate ID of the objects which are being updated
1. I understand that creation does not require the ID
4. convert the data
5. construct the (modify,update,create) SOAP document
6. submit the modification

The challenge comes in receiving the SOAP response from SF

1. Create 1496000 more records
2. Add a 150 as a prefix to the autonumber field

I will probably be using Option 2 right now (even though when 9999 is reached the autonumber will jump from 1,509,999 to 15,000,000)

But this issue / solution could help others (since I didn't find this answer here) so I'm posting the topic in case there is a way to seed an autonumber field.

 

Also, is there anyway to control the increment amount?  I want the field to increase by 9 on every new record, not 1.

Message Edited by Griffin Warburt on 07-02-2008 11:25 AM

1. Translating the XML document exported by our back-office into the appropriate format for SF submission,
1. Adding the appropriate SOAP elements
2. Changing the lanugage to that which SF requres
2. Send it to the SF Web-Service defined by our Enterprise WSDL
1. Through Microsoft's MSMQ service
2. Using the Client SSL certificate

and the Web-Service would process the commands the message contained.

1. Create an application (instead of a parsing/redirecting DLL)
1. which would log into SF
2. obtain a session ID
3. query for the appropriate ID of the objects which are being updated
1. I understand that creation does not require the ID
4. convert the data
5. construct the (modify,update,create) SOAP document
6. submit the modification

The challenge comes in receiving the SOAP response from SF

Hi,

im using SOAP API to insert records into sales force, the DLL is working fine but sometimes i getting a soapexception error saying server_unavailable, please find the details below

DLL uses this SOAP API
https://www.salesforce.com/services/Soap/c/6.0

Error thrown

<Error> -- 5/28/2007 12:49:41 AM -- ConvertToSFDCLead: call to SFDC create() failed:

 System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException: SERVER_UNAVAILABLE: server temporarily unavialable

   at System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol.ReadResponse(SoapClientMessage message, WebResponse response, Stream responseStream, Boolean asyncCall)

   at System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol.Invoke(String methodName, Object[] parameters)

   at SFDCinterop.BKBSforce.SforceService.create(sObject[] sObjects)

   at SFDCinterop.WebLead.ConvertToSFDCLead()

 Please help me in this

Regards,
Nandakumar

Hello all.  We are about to implement SFDC and I'm currently working on the intergration and our middle tier software.  I've been to the SFDC developer training and am 100% with everything except the messaging...which seems vague at best.

We are going to create a listener or URL for all of our messages and then process each one accordingly.  I was wondering if the .NET method for this is the MSMQ?  Does the Queue work with the incoming SOAP message?  I have very limited work in the past with getting messages, so I'm trying to get a better feel for this.

Is leveraging MSMQ the way to go, or is there a better way to go to get the messages from SFDC and be able to process accordingly?

Many thanks for any insight.
Bryan

Message Edited by BGrimes on 04-02-2007 08:32 AM

Message Edited by BGrimes on 04-03-2007 07:13 AM

Hi !

I create an object and specify a particular Field.
For exemple I create an Opportunity, specifying the description field.
The object is well created and the description field is set to a value.

When I update this object, I can change the value of the field without any problem.
But if the new value is null (typicaly an empty Textbox), the field is not set to null on update,
containing the same value as before the update !!!

I tried this:
if (DescriptionBox.Text.Length == 0)
    MyOpportunity = null;

Doesn't work :(

Any idea about my problem ?
Thank you in advance.
Matthias.