Patch Org for Managed Package
Patch Org Upgrade In order to create a patch org, the user will have to click on the new button as shown below: Patch Org view On Click of New, following screen is displayed: Create Patch Org View Select the Version number, enter appropriate username for the patch org and make sure that the email address is correct for patch dev org. Selected Patch Org created Once the patch is created by retrieving all the latest code, the user will have to log into the patch org to make any code changes. Once the changes are made within the patch org, the user can upload the package as he/she would do...
read moreOAuth 2.0 for provisioning Users and communicating with Salesforce
Recently I came across a client who wanted to provision the Salesforce user on their system, the criteria was to allow the target system to push data from their end without the use of Salesforce Session Id. This problem was unique such that the target system does not have any username password stored in their system so the problem requires some thought. I decided that I will create a POC that will allow the target system to be able to talk to Salesforce. One point to note here is that the target system has to be from a trusted organization and should require user’s approval. The first...
read moreIntegration of Salesforce.com lookup field functionality with ExtJS
Blog entry posted for: Ivan Melnikov .. Overview ExtJS javascript framework is becoming more and more popular among web site developers because of its simplicity and support of the most popular browsers in industry. Salesforce.com platform is not an exception. The newer 4th version of ExtJS can be utilized to enrich standard VisualForce functionality with flexible UI components and make data representation a lot more customizable. However there are some custom tricks and hacks that have to be used to integrate standard Salesforce.com with ExtJS framework. In this article I’ll try to...
read moreDreamforce 2011 : A spectacular event!!!
Dreamforce 2011 was a phenomenal event for Comity Designs, partners and clients! The event is always jam packed with conversations, building relationships, networking, and not to forget – having a little bit of fun in the mix of it all (as can be seen in the picture above). I also want to congratulate Comity Team members that once again this year have WON an award at the Dreamforce 2011 Hackathon!!! **CHEERS** And for all you visitors that are reading our blog, please check out the links below to read all about our announced victory. Hackathon Entry: “Enterprise Mood...
read moreHow to – Translation Workbench in Salesforce.com
Overview Salesforce.com provides Translation Workbench, a feature that can be turned on only by calling in Customer Support or logging a Case through your Org. When the translation workbench feature is available, you have to login to your org and enable the feature, add new languages that you want to support and then provide translations for the areas of your application that you control. Steps to enable Translation Workbench Call Salesforce.com support or enter a case to activate a feature [this feature is non-reversible after it is turned on]. When the customer support turns it on, login...
read moreRunning APEX Code in a Standard Approval Process
Blog entry posted for: Rahul - Comity Intern (Summer’2011) .. One of the limitations of the Salesforce.com platform is that it does not allow developers to inject their own logic into an Approval Process, especially when using standard VisualForce tags. With standard related lists (not custom components) columns cannot be customized to display custom information. One common way of working around this limitation is to replicate the relatedList as a custom component where you duplicate the look and feel utilizing the pageBlockTable VF tag, thereby having the ability to add any custom...
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