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Listen to your Salesforce Platform Event using Python

Leverage Python open source libraries to monitor Salesforce Platform Events If you already have experienced Salesforce Platform Event feature, you have probably been looking here and there for some sort of tool to help you catching your Platform Event, and displaying the payload in real time. This is useful especially for troubleshooting, to help identifying …

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Connect two Salesforce Orgs using OAuth2 authentication

Use Case: You need to access data hosted on another Salesforce Org from your own Salesforce Org, to perform any type of operations It often happens that you have available in another sandbox some data which you’d like to fetch, manipulate and get loaded into another Salesforce org in the blink of an eye, by …

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Test OAuth 2.0 Authorization Flows with Postman

Use Case: You have created an API user and a Connected App and you want to validate the connectivity before sending the credentials to the tierce application Before diving into the details, let’s recap and remind the basics around integrations.Integrating your Salesforce application to an external application is always an additional risk for the security …

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Salesforce Workflow Field Updates don’t consume DML limit

Salesforce DML limitation As you are working on a Cloud solution, with an infrastructure shared with other clients, Salesforce enforces many technical limitations called Governor Limits. This way they can better manage equity between clients and also ensure a client running a heavy process will not impact the other clients – at least for a …

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Learn how to catch logs from your Salesforce API user

Use case: latencies reported while testing the integration You are involved in a project where an inbound or outbound integration with a third party application to/from Salesforce has been built. As part of the test phase, the integration team is reporting latencies when Salesforce APIs are called to trigger a business process and is asking …

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Make sure you use with sharing in Lightning Controllers

What is this critical update about? As of 29/10/2020, Salesforce plans to enforce this Critical Update with Spring ’21. First and foremost, Apex classes without a sharing declaration is insecure by default. Therefore if you are impacted by this Critical Update, it is high time to review all your Apex classes sharing declaration, and not …

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How to setup your Salesforce API user for a scalable design

What is an API user – or integration user? An API user is also sometimes called an integration user. This is a technical user created and shared with an external application in order to grant access to Salesforces APIs and to a specific set of ressources (objects, fields, CRUD permissions…). Having a dedicated user for …

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