Blogs
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Tailored REST API Endpoint For Salesforce
Many third-party applications offer their own APIs or webhooks, facilitating seamless and often simplified integrations across platforms. Another integration approach may involve using middleware or an enterprise service bus (ESB) to facilitate data movement. Regardless, the Salesforce REST API can handle standard CRUD operations (create, read, update, and delete), or you can develop custom Apex…
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Processes That Occur Asynchronously On The Salesforce Platform.
I frequently advise basing Salesforce development decisions on platform capabilities, even if some features have not yet been embraced by your business. Keeping this in mind, I want to introduce the idea of running certain processes in both synchronous and asynchronous modes. In a previous discussion, I highlighted a situation where Salesforce allowed Community Users…
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Executing Batch Apex Classes in Sequence
According to the Apex developer documentation, there are various ways to chain together Apex processes. In this post, I will elucidate two distinct methods for chaining multiple batchable interfaces. Let’s contemplate the process flow scenario outlined below: The processes enclosed within the yellow outline above represent a singular batchable interface. Here, we make the ultimate…