Archives: 2009 February
New Salesforce.com WYSIWYG Page Layout Editor
February 5th, 2009, No Comments
Looks like Salesforce.com is busy upgrading sandboxes for the next release. I logged into one of our sandboxes this morning and was presented with the new page layout editor and accompanying video. Talk about cool! This new WYSIWYG, drag-n-drop editor will make designing layouts a breeze. I love cloud updates.
Mate – Problems Dispatching Events from a Manager Class
February 4th, 2009, 4 Comments
I switched to Mate framework for Flex a few months ago and really love its simplicity in respect to Cairngorm and other frameworks. Mate is a tag-based, event-driven Flex framework that provides a mechanism for dependency injection to make it easy for the different parts of an application to get the data and objects they [...]
Integrating with the Force.com Platform
February 2nd, 2009, No Comments
There is a really great overview at developer.force.com on the multiple ways to integrate your applications with force.com: Creating and exposing web services using the Apex programming language Invoking external web services from Apex Outbound messaging for invoking external web services when data changes HTTP and REST integration Email integration for inbound and outbound messaging [...]
Accessing Session Id and API Server URL parameters with Visualforce
February 1st, 2009, 2 Comments
There is a very interesting post over at the Salesforce.com blog with sample code for integrating Salesforce.com’s session ID and server URL with composite applications. I never thought about this approach before but it may sure come in handy in the future.
