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verado technicians manualDemand for Force.com experts is growing rapidly and companies look for certified professionals. This books comes in handy when you are seeking to clear the Salesforce.com Certified Force.com Developer exam. The Force.com Developer Certification Handbook (DEV401) is a practical guide for you to become a Salesforce.com Certified Force.com Developer. This book will help you to impress your colleagues with excellent Force.com skills, and prepare for the Dev 401 certification exam. From building applications to automating business processes everything is covered from the certification perspective, and you will gain hands-on expertise with the step-by-step approach of this book. Force.com Developer Certification Handbook (DEV401) will help you build and deploy a complete application on Force.com by using point and click. With this book you will learn to create and manage custom objects and their data. You will build the user interface for your applications and automate your business process by using workflows and approvals. This definitive certification guide provides a disciplined approach to be adopted for successfully clearing the DEV 401 exam, which gives you an edge over Force.com developers who are not certified. Each chapter contains ample practice questions at the end. This chapter will introduce you to the Force.com platform. We will understand the life cycle of an application build using Force.com. We will define the multi-tenant architecture and understand how it will impact the data of the organization stored on the cloud. And finally, we will build our first application on Force.com. The agenda for this chapter is as follows: The cloud computing model of Force.com Understand the PaaS model of Force.com Application development on Force.com Maintenance and releases Types of Force.com applications When to use point-and-click and when to use code Identity confirmation Developer resources So let's get started and step into the cloud.http://glolinkshop.com/files/fck/digital-camera-manual-lens.xml
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The end-user does not have to worry about networks, hardware, software licenses, and so on. Everything is done on the cloud. The following features of Force.com make it a 100 percent cloud-based system: Multi-tenant architecture: The multi-tenant architecture is a way of serving multiple clients on the single software instance. Each client gets their own full version of the software configuration and data. They cannot utilize the other instance resources. The software is virtually partitioned into different instances. The basic structure of the multi-tenant architecture is as shown in the following image: Just like tenants in a single building share the resources of electricity and water, the multi-tenant system shares common resources. Separate programs are written to ensure that a single instance does not monopolize the resources. Automatic upgrades: Any developments or customizations made during the previous version are automatically updated to the latest version without any manual modification to the code. Subscription model: Force.com is distributed under the subscription model. The user can purchase a few licenses and build the system. After the system is up and successful, further user licenses can be purchased from Salesforce. This model ensures that there no large start-up fee and we pay as we go, which adds fixed, predictable costs in the future. The subscription model can be visualized like the electricity distribution system. We pay for whatever electricity we use and not the complete generator and the infrastructure. Scalability: The multi-tenant kernel is already tested and running for many users simultaneously. If the organization is growing, there is always room for scaling the application with new users without worrying about the load balancing and data limitation. Force.com provides data storage per user, which means that the data storage increases with the number of users added to the organization.http://www.prosperitas.be/data/assets/digital-camera-manual-mode-tutorial.xml Upgrades and maintenance The new releases consist of feature updates to Salesforce.com and the Force.com platform with selected top ideas from IdeaExchange. IdeaExchange is the community of Salesforce users where the users submit ideas and the community votes for them. The most popular ideas are considered by Salesforce in their next release. All the instances hosted on the servers are upgraded with no additional cost. The sandboxes are upgraded early so there can be testing for compatibility to the new release. The new releases are backward compatible with previous releases, thus the old code will work with new versions. The upgrades are taken care of by Force.com and the end-user gets the latest version running application. The platform is offered as a service, where we pay for only those things that are used and not for the entire server and hardware stack. The platform offers many built-in and point-and-click tools for rapid development of applications. Let's take a detailed look at the services forming the platform offered by Force.com. The following section provides us with an overview of the Force.com platform. Force.com platform Force.com is the world's first platform, where end-users can build, share and run an application on the cloud. The Force.com platform runs in a hosted multi-tenant environment, which gives the end-users freedom to build their custom application without hardware purchases, database maintenance and maintaining a software license. Salesforce.com provides three default applications built and hosted on Force.com. They include: Salesforce Automation, Sales Cloud Service and Support Center, Service Cloud Collaboration Center, Chatter The following figure shows the Force.com platform: The application built on Force.com is automatically hosted on the cloud platform. It can be used separately (without the standard Sales, Service, and Marketing cloud) or can be used in parallel with the existing Salesforce application. The users can access the application using a browser from any mobile, computer, tablet and any of the operating system such as Windows, UNIX, or Mac and so on, giving them complete freedom of location. The hosted environment also ensures that the software is automatically updated to the latest releases, whether it is Salesforce CRM or a custom application build on Force.com platform. The automatic update automatically upgrades any code or components used by the custom application. As the applications hosted on the Force.com platform have access to a large pool of shared cloud resources, they can be easily scaled to millions of users without significant developer changes. Model-View-Controller architecture The key to building any successful business application is a powerful yet loosely coupled Model-View-Controller ( MVC ) architecture. The MVC architecture ensures that we separate the complex business logic from the UI and the database. This loosely coupled system also helps working in a team. It is also easy to upgrade part of the system without disturbing the entire structure. The following figure illustrates the model-view-controller of Force.com: The complex business process logic is written inside the controller. The real-life business problems are programmed into powerful data manipulation algorithms. The business logic is separated from the back-end database and the front-end user interface. Force.com uses workflows, Apex triggers, and Apex controllers as the controller in the MVC architecture. The view forms the user interface of the system. This gives the designers the best chance of optimizing the complex data coming from the controller in a human readable form. Force.com uses Visualforce pages, sites, and standard UI (including buttons, forms, tabs, and page views) to define a view. The backbone of this loosely coupled system forms the model or the database. This powerful database system is offered as the bridges between view and controller.http://familymn.com/images/comcast-remote-control-instruction-manual.pdf Data is wrapped in the model and send to the UI for display. The metadata, Salesforce objects, Apex objects, and Database.com schema form the model layer of Force.com We will be looking in detail at each layer in the MVC architecture in the subsequent chapters. Key technology behind the Force.com platform Force.com is a hosted multi-tenant service used to build custom cloud computing application. It is a 100 percent cloud platform where we pay no extra cost for the hardware and network. Any application built on Force.com is directly hosted on the cloud and can be accessed using a simple browser from a computer or a mobile. The Force.com platform consists of some basic key technologies. Multi-tenant kernel The base of the platform forms a multi-tenant kernel, where all users share a common codebase and physical infrastructure. The multiple tenants, who are hosted on a shared server, share the resources under governor limits to prevent a single instance monopolizing the resources. The custom code and data are separated by software virtualization and users cannot access each other's code. The multi-tenant kernel ensures that all instances are updated to the latest version of the software simultaneously. The updates are applied automatically without any patches or software download. The multi-tenant architecture is already live for one million users. This helps developers easily scale the applications from one to a million users with little or no modification. The following image illustrates the multi-tenant architecture: Traditional software systems are hosted on a single-tenant system, usually a client-server based enterprise application. With the multi-tenant architecture, the end-user does not have to worry about the hardware layer or software upgrade and patches. The software system deployed over the Internet can be accessed using a browser from any location possible, even wide ranges of mobile devices. The multi-tenant architecture also allows the applications to be low cost, quick to deploy, and open to innovation. Other examples of software using multi-tenant architecture are webmail systems such as www.Gmail.com, www.Yahoo.com, and online storage systems such as www.Dropbox.com, or note-taking applications such as Evernote, Springpad, and so on. Force.com metadata Force.com is entirely metadata driven. The metadata is defined in XML and can be extracted and imported. We will look into metadata in detail later in this chapter. Force.com Webservice API The data and the metadata stored on the Force.com server can be accessed programmatically through the Webservice API. This enables the developers to extend the functionality to virtually any language, operating system, and platform possible. The web services are based on open web standards such as SOAP XML and JSON REST, and are directly compatible with other technologies such as.Net, JAVA, SAP, and Oracle. We can easily integrate the Force.com application with the current business application without rewriting the entire code. Apex and Visualforce Apex is the world's first on-demand language introduced by Salesforce. Apex is specially designed for processing large amounts of data for business applications. Apex is used to write the controller in the MVC architecture. Salesforce Object Query Language SOQL is very similar to SQL used in other database systems and mostly uses similar syntax. Apex and SOQL together give the developers powerful tools for managing the data and processes of their application, leaving the rest of the overage on the Force.com platform. The following screenshot shows the page editor for Visualforce, it is easy to use and splits a page into two parts, the one at the bottom is for development and the above half shows the output: Visualforce is an easy to use, yet powerful framework for creating rich user interfaces, thus extending the standard tabs and forms to any kind of interfaces imaginable. Visualforce ultimately renders into HTML and hence we can use any HTML code alongside the Visualforce mark-up to create a powerful and rich UI to manage business applications. Apart from UI, Visualforce provides a very easy and direct access to the server side data and metadata from Apex. The powerful combination of rich UI with access to Salesforce metadata makes Visualforce the ultimate solution for building powerful business applications on Salesforce. As the Salesforce.com Certified Force.com Developer Certification does not include Apex and Visualforce, we won't be going into detail about Apex and Visualforce in this book. AppExchange AppExchange is the directory of applications build on the Force.com platform. Developers can choose to submit their developed applications on AppExchange. The applications extend the functionality of Force.com beyond CRM with many ready-made business applications available to download and use. Using Force.com sites we can build sites with functionality in a jiffy. These sites do not requires a login unless it is designed in such a way. Siteforce is a new product from Force.com that helps in creating websites using drag-and-drop controls. The sites built using Siteforce do not need any HTML knowledge. The user can directly use readymade components from the directory and create feature-rich websites directly linking their data. Force.com development The core process of development involved in traditional software is the same with Force.com. The Force.com platform offers many tools used to define data, business process, logic, and rich UI for the business application. Many of these tools are built-in, point-and-click tools simplified for native users without any development skills. Any user can build applications suitable to their business without a single line of code. The point-and-click tools are easy to use, but they have limitations and control. To extend the platform beyond these limitations, we use Apex and Visualforce.The definitions or metadata are made in XML and can be extracted and imported. The metadata-driven development also helps users with no prior development experience to build business applications without any need to code. We can define the objects, tabs, and forms in the UI using point-and-click. All the changes made to the metadata in App Setup are tracked. Alternatively, the developers can customize every part of Salesforce using XML flies that control the organization's metadata.We can modify the metadata in a controlled test organization called the This ease of access to the organization using metadata API ensures that only debugged and tested code reaches the live organization. Online page editor and eclipse Force.com IDE Force.com provides a built-in online editor that helps editing the Visualforce pages in real time. The online editor can be enabled by checking the Development Mode checkbox on the user profile, as shown in the following screenshot: The online page editor splits the screen into two parts with live code in the bottom half and the final page output in the top half. Force.com also provides an inline editor for editing the Apex code in the browser itself. Force.com IDE is an IDE built over eclipse. It provides an easy environment to write code and also offline saving too. It also comes with a schema browser and a query generator, which is helpful in generating simple queries (select statements) by selecting fields and object. The code is auto synced with the oranization. It is a safe and isolated environment, where any changes made will not affect the production data or application. These sandboxes are used to experiment on new features without disturbing the live production organization. Separation of test and dev instances also ensures that only the tested and verified code reaches the production organization. There are three types of sandboxes: Configuration-only sandbox: This sandbox creates a copy of the metadata of the production organization. It also copies the reports, dashboards, price-books, and products. The configuration-only sandbox can be used to configure the production organization, create multiple objects and relationships, and deploy them to the production. This type of sandbox does not copy the production organization data apart from the objects mentioned above. Developer sandbox: This environment is specially used for coding and testing of the environment by a single developer. Just like the configuration only sandbox, this also copies the entire customization of the production organization excluding the data. The added feature of a developer sandbox is that it allows Apex and Visualforce coding also. Full copy sandbox: Full copy sandbox copies the entire production organization and all its data records, documents, and attachments. This is usually used to develop and test a new application until it is ready to be shared with the users. Full copy sandbox has the same IDs of the records as that of production only when it has been freshly created. They are as follows: Content-centric applications: These applications enable organizations to share and version content across different levels. They consist of file sharing systems, versioning systems, and content management system. Transaction centric applications: These applications focus on the transaction. They are applications such as banking systems, online payment systems, and so on. Process centric applications: These applications focus on automating the business process in the organization such as a bug tracking system, procurement process, approval process, and so on. Force.com is suited to building these kinds of applications. Data centric applications: These applications are built around a powerful database. Many of the organizations use spreadsheets for these applications. Some examples include CRM, HRM, and so on. Force.com is suited to building these kinds of applications. Developing on the Force.com platform There are two ways of development on Force.com, one way is using point-and-click without a single line of coding, called the declarative development. The other way is developing application using code, which is called programmatic development. Let us look at the two types of development in detail. Declarative development Declarative development is done by point-and-click using a browser. We use ready-to-use components and modify their configuration to build applications. We can add new objects, define their standard views, and create input forms with simple point-and-link with no coding knowledge. The declarative framework allows rapid development and deployment of applications. The declarative development also follows the MVC architecture in development. The MVC components in declarative development using Force.com are: This method allows us to extend the Force.com platform beyond the declarative capabilities. This method gives us control and flexibility over the application we build. Programmatic development also uses the MVC architecture. Declarative solutions have ease of development and maintenance. They are automatically upgraded with new releases of Salesforce. However, they do not provide complete flexibility to build robust solutions. Programmatic solutions can extend beyond the limitations of a declarative framework. If you already have one, login to it now or perform the following steps to create one: Go to. Click on Join now. Fill out the form and validate the e-mail address you provided. From the browser, the user is authenticated using the username, password and the I.P. address of the system. The IP address where the account is created is automatically white-listed for the user. Every time the user logins from a separate IP address, the application verifies the IP by sending an e-mail to the registered e-mail address in the personal profile. Alternatively, the system administrator can enable access by setting the trusted IP ranges. Users login from the white-listed IP ranges are not asked for validation of their IP address or the security token. This IP address is not seen by Force.com; you need the public domain IP address to white-list. To find your public domain IP address, you can visit When you login to Force.com from a third-party tool such as Force.com IDE, Outlook Edition, Data Loader, or API you need an additional security token along with a username and password. Every login user gets a security token tied to the password. We need to reset the security token the first time. It is automatically reset whenever password is changed.It provides: Additional documentation Online forums Code share All these resources can be accessed free with a single developer account. Additional community blogs and resources are available in the final chapter of the book.We have a fresh new developer account and now in further chapters we will be using it to build an application on Force.com. He has had a rock-solid career in consulting, training, designing, developing, and advocating the Force.com platform for 8 years. He has five certifications in Salesforce. He likes to break into things—code and gadgets—and believes that, given enough coffee, anything can be hacked into. Apart from this, he is an active member of the Force.com community and owns an active blog ( ). He is also the leader of the Force.com Pune Users Group. I can use this but if I were to write a similar book it would have a much different structure. For example, we probably don't need to long explanation of what Salesforce is and how it relates to the bigger picture if we are studying to pass a Developer certification. That should already be well understood before even becoming aware of this material if you want your certification to reflect actual competence and not just an ability to follow direction. Packt Publishing Limited. All rights reserved. This brand new book is aimed at developers--folk who are familiar with basic development approaches, and who are already skilled in the use of some development platform. To give you an idea of the breadth of this book, check out the table of contents, which includes chapters on database relationships, workflow and approvals, reporting, security, the Force.com IDE, Apex, Visualforce, Force.com Sites and deployment. It provides practical, step-by-step coverage of the Force.com platform and how you can use it to build your own on-demand solutions quickly and easily. Download and start reading now! You can now do this even more easily in the Developer Force community with the launch of Code Share, a directory of open source code projects built around the Force.com platform. Code Share is open--projects can be connected to any public code repository, like Google Code for example, where everything is available to inspect. Code Share is also a community--a community of project leaders who have created these code projects and who lead their development, of project members who help code the project and develop new features, and of users, who deploy and use the code. As a result, anyone can create a new project--and of course some will be better than others--but with your votes, bug fixes and contributions the cream will rise to the top!Although we've just launched Code Share, there are already a number of projects. Here's a taster.This could be even more intriguing with Force.com Sites! We've just published a lot of this material on our Dreamforce Wrap Up page, so head on over and you'll find: If this puts you in the mood for more, head on over to Dreamforce Europe (April 2009). Registration has just opened with early-bird pricing! The workbook consists of 11 tutorials (up from 5 in the previous version of the workbook), each of which walks you through a different aspect of the platform. Each tutorial should take approximately 20-30 minutes to complete. By following the tutorials you will build and deploy a simple application, Mileage Tracker, and then extend in a number of ways, including adding business logic, creating a custom user interface and adding workflow. Now you can create business applications that tap into the power of the social graph from the enterprise cloud.However, as with any programming language, the developer must be cognizant of potential security-related pitfalls such as cross-site scripting and SOQL injection. This article highlights several pitfalls and provides you with recommendations on how you can write more secure code. You'll learn how these partners delivered cost-effective solutions quickly by building their apps on the Force.com platform—and how you can become the next success story. He provides code as well. The key is to write triggers that work no matter how many items are updated at a time, allowing them to function in bulk-update environments. It looks like the problem is related to the SOAP::Lite client. SimonF diagnoses a problem due to the record locking that will occur if roll-up summary fields are being used, and recommends against the multithreaded approach. The title says it all! For more on the conference, see Nick Simha's cover of the first, and the second day. In this post Quinton shows how to enable record tagging. Leveraging the newly-announced Force.com Sites and Force.com for Amazon Web Services, Lasso2Go lets users capture iPhone images (of business cards, for example) that are then enhanced and transcribed using Amazon Web Services. This results in structured data that can be stored in the end user's Force.com org. Its hosted on github, so that community can easily add more value to it. Best way to sort out is talk to your peers, still the problem is not solved. Here are few quick ways Make sure you post your questions with right tags like apex, visualforce and salesforce. Here are few ways to stay tuned to all these updates. My own Google reader subscription list is uploaded to this git hub repository.Here are few key tools, that you might need to start with: Its faster many times then eclipse or other IDE, as we don’t need to download, install and checkout anything. Reload to refresh your session. Reload to refresh your session. However, because the controlling logic for these client-side programs is not located on Force.com platform servers, they are restricted by: Apex code can be initiated by Web service requests and from triggers on objects. Where Apex introduces new elements, it uses syntax and semantics that are easy to understand and encourage efficient use of the Force.com platform. Consequently, Apex produces code that is both succinct and easy to write. Note that like other database stored procedures, Apex does not attempt to provide general support for rendering elements in the user interface. It fails quickly at compile time if any references are invalid, and stores all custom field, object, and class dependencies in metadata to ensure they are not deleted while required by active Apex code. Consequently, the Apex runtime engine is designed to guard closely against runaway code, preventing it from monopolizing shared resources. Any code that violates limits fails with easy-to-understand error messages. Because compiled code is stored as metadata in the platform, Apex is upgraded as part of Salesforce releases. Salesforce ensures that all custom Apex code works as expected by executing all unit tests prior to any platform upgrades. In addition, Salesforce provides the ability to customize the prebuilt applications to fit your organization. However, your organization may have complex business processes that are unsupported by the existing functionality. When this is the case, the Force.com platform includes a number of ways for advanced administrators and developers to implement custom functionality. These include Apex, Visualforce, and the SOAP API. With Visualforce you can: Notify me of new posts via email. To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Forcecom Developers Guide. To get started finding Forcecom Developers Guide, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented. I get my most wanted eBook Many thanks If there is a survey it only takes 5 minutes, try any survey which works for you. Click the button below to download it instead: Want to make your Force.com Canvas application available for the new Salesforce1 mobile app. Here’s how we did it, using just a few simple steps that you can follow, too. Navigate to the Develop menu by clicking Setup then Develop. Then select Pages, and Edit the page associated with your Canvas app. Do this by editing your app in the Apps view of Salesforce. Do this by navigating to the Mobile Administration menu and then selecting the Mobile Navigation link. The Visualforce page you just enabled for mobile apps in Step 1 should now be listed in the “Available” section. Select it and click the right arrow to add it to the Selected list. This will give users another way to use your app in Salesforce1.