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  • Dealing With Customers

    Dealing With Customers

    Originally posted on Jozsef Torsan: I receive many emails from customers. I’m happy that more than 90% of these emails are about feature requests and not bugs. A small part of the emails is “how to” questions and an even smaller part is about reporting bugs. Since the last year’s October launch only 3 customers… Read more

  • Java client for advanced pdf conversion using a Salesforce org

    Java client for advanced pdf conversion using a Salesforce org

    All we know renderAs=”pdf”. nThe good news is now Salesforce has an advanced pdf converter: renderAs=”advanced_pdf” <apex:page sidebar=”false” showHeader=”false” renderAs=”advanced_pdf”>
 <html lang=”en-US” >
 <head>
 <meta charset=”UTF-8″ />
 </head>
 <body>
 <h1>Hello, world!</h1>
 </body>
 </html>
</apex:page> Still this functionality is a pilot what It means that you need to create a case and someone from support will activate It in your org. Read more

  • Define environment variables in Tomcat

    Define environment variables in Tomcat

    Sometimes you want to change the behaviour of your code without recompiling / deploying. A way to do this is defining environment variables that you can change at any time. A typical use case is for database connection properties (username, password, port, etc). Read more

  • Salesforce client for an Apex RESTful web service

    Salesforce client for an Apex RESTful web service

    An example about how to consume a Salesforce api rest, in particular: /services/apexrest/ The example shows how to authenticate using username and password to get the access token and then how to do a request to this Salesforce web service: See the code from Github https://github.com/andrescanavesi/salesforce-apex-rest Photo by Franck V. on Unsplash Read more