MuleSoft has introduced the APIKit for GraphQL connector, which can be employed in conjunction with Anypoint Code Builder to create Mule applications. What Is GraphQL? GraphQL is an API query and manipulation language that enables consumers to fetch fields or data that are specifically relevant to their needs. Use Case for GraphQL: If we have …
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Author: Neyaj Ansari, Tenetizer Technology A wrapper class is a class nested within another class that encapsulates a set of variables within a single object. These variables can have similar or different data types. Illustration: 1. Wrapper Class 2. Wrapper Class with Constructor Utilization of Wrapper Class in Apex A wrapper class assists developers in …
Have you encountered a CORS problem when attempting to embed Web-to-Lead or Web-to-Case forms on your website? Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is an HTTP header-based mechanism that enables a server to specify which origins (domains, schemes, or ports) other than its own are permitted to load resources through a web browser. …
Implementing Salesforce Web-to-Lead and Web-to-Case with JavaScript [CORS-Enabled] Read More »
Authored by Neyaj Ansari of Tenetizer Technology Anypoint Flex Gateway is a lightweight, cloud-native API gateway with versatile deployment options. It can expose both MuleSoft APIs and non-MuleSoft APIs to the public internet. When configured in connected mode, Flex Gateway becomes a valuable tool for managing and securing APIs running on Kubernetes. In Kubernetes, an …
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Essential Commands to Know: 1.Command Manual The initial command I’d like to introduce is one that serves as a valuable resource for comprehending various other commands. The ‘man’ command offers an in-depth overview, including the synopsis, author’s name, available options, a brief description, and other informative details pertaining to the specified command. 2.Command to Determine …
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Opening statement Encryption has emerged as a critical necessity in the realm of software development, particularly in light of the risks tied to handling sensitive information. This imperative extends not only to safeguarding data within our internal systems but also to securing data transmitted over networks. A noticeable trend has arisen wherein an increasing number …
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you had to parse XML or CSV files in Apex? I’ve been there too, and we both know how challenging that can be! Well, guess what? Dataweave in Apex will be available in beta during Spring ’23. The best part? You’ll be able to experiment with …
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We are all quite familiar with dependencies when it comes to implementing a solution. Now, imagine you need to make changes to a solution you’ve implemented, and you’re uncertain about all the different metadata components being referenced, whether in an Apex class or a flow. Fortunately, luck is on your side. In Winter ’20, Salesforce …
Dependency API: Discover All Referenced Metadata! Read More »
When working on enhancements or user stories for the Salesforce application, we often introduce numerous new features. Before making modifications to the existing system, it is crucial to analyze the objects that are being referenced. Identifying these referenced objects is not always straightforward. Salesforce has addressed this challenge by introducing a new object called MetadataComponentDependency …
Locate metadata references using the Salesforce Dependency API. Read More »
In Salesforce, Apex can be utilized for converting a string into either a date or a DateTime. In this blog post, we will demonstrate the process of converting a string into a date using Apex. Utilizing Date.parse to transform a String into a Date within Salesforce. The Apex Date class includes a method known as …
