Getting my hands dirty with ideas
Source: ApexTestQueueItem The ApexTestQueueItem object gives you access to the underlying test item for a given test job for a given class. If you don’t know what is a test class refer to this article to get started: a test class is a class used to (guess what?) test a set of apex classes / […]
Source: ApexTestSuite String ’16 comes with a handy feature regarding test execution, the Test Suites. They are a collection of tests ment to be run together organized in a single suite. To access the test suite open your Developer Console and click Test > New Suite and enter the Suite name: Then select all test […]
Source: ApexTestResult After you execute a test class (ApexTestQueueItem), you’ll get the test results of a given test method execution. To query this information use the ApexTestResult object. The object conveys the following fields: ApexClassId: the test class ApexLogId: the ApexLog object (if log is enabled) AsyncApexJobId: the main aync job (this is the same […]
Here we go with another simple UI component, made up with the new Lightning Design System. Here you go a simple Modal dialog box. For those of the TL;DR tribem here is the GitHub repository. The component is ment to be placed in your app in this way: <c:ModalDialog type=”{!v.dialogType}” title=”{!v.dialogTitle}” content=”{!v.dialogContent}” showDialog=”{!v.showDialog}” context=”{!v.dialogContext}” inputValue=”{!v.dialogInputValue}” […]
Source: ApexPage The ApexComponent, as you would expect, is the record for the Visual Force Component. Note that, even if the describe states that the ApexPage is creatable and updatable, an exception is thrown if you try to insert/update via API a class: use the tooling API or metadata API instead. Among the fields, you […]
Source: ApexComponent The ApexComponent, as you would expect, is the record for the Visual Force Component. Note that, even if the describe states that the ApexComponent is creatable and updatable, an exception is thrown if you try to insert/update via API a class: use the tooling API or metadata API instead. Among the fields, you […]
Source: ApexLog The ApexLog gives access to the Debug Log. To enable log monitoring for a user, go to Setup > Logs > Debug Logs and click the New button to add an user. These rows can be queried: select id, StartTime, Application, DurationMilliseconds, Location, LogLength, LogUser.Name, Operation, Status from apexlog order by StartTime DESC […]
Source: ApexClass The ApexClass is the most beloved object for Salesforce Developers. It identifies a specific Apex Class, so you can query for Classes runtime. Note that, even if the describe states that the ApexClass is creatable and updatable, an exception is thrown if you try to insert/update via API a class: use the tooling […]
Source: Announcement This object represents a Chatter Group Announcement. To create a new announcement, go to the Chatter tab, select (or create) a group: Click on More > Announcement and select the body of the announcement and an expiration date: A section will compare on the Group’s sidebar: The Announcement object is a detail of […]
Do you remember the Lightning Connect Custom Adapters and MongoDB post? Things have changed after that post and finally the platform supports all DML statements: insert, update and delete! To make the magic work I had to make: some changes on the heroku-crest MondoDB NodeJS proxy to better support for PUT/DELETE/POST methods some changes on […]