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Huihua Zheng (Senior Manager presso Salesforce) ha fatto una domanda in #Trailhead Challenges
23 ott, 04:21
Error notification. Error while importing data

I installed the Dreamhouse package, but when I went to setting and tried to import the data, it showed an error 

 

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Huihua Zheng (Senior Manager presso Salesforce) ha fatto una domanda in #Trailhead Challenges
23 ott, 03:35
Challenge not yet complete in Admin Playground We can’t find the correct results format. Make sure that your concatenation puts each list item in this format: 'Account Name' : 'Annual Revenue'.

not sure why the output below is not the correct format: 

 

21:33:24:023 USER_DEBUG [7]|DEBUG|Edge Communications:139000000 

 

need help to pass this challenge  

 

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Hassan Dasti ha fatto una domanda in #Trailhead Challenges
20 ott, 02:52
Best practices for structuring Trigger handlers vs. putting logic directly in Apex Triggers?

 Hi Trailblazers! I'm currently diving deeper into Apex development and building out modular code patterns on Trailhead. For those working with enterprise codebases in production, what is your preferred design pattern for organizing trigger logic (e.g., the Trigger Handler pattern, helper classes, or specialized frameworks)?  

I'd love to hear what has worked best for maintainability and test coverage!     

 

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  1. shefali tanwar (Trail Guild)
    20 ott, 05:40

    Structuring Apex Triggers using a decoupled Trigger Handler framework rather than placing logic directly inside the trigger body is the universal best practice for enterprise Salesforce development.

M Anjil Reddy (Developer presso tcs)
18 ott, 12:12
How can you optimize SOQL queries and handle governor limits in Apex when processing large volumes of records?

#Salesforce Developer #Apex CodeHow would you write bulkified Apex code using SOQL and DML to process thousands of records efficiently while avoiding SOQL query limits, DML limits, and CPU timeouts?

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  1. Venkat Yadav (SFDCINDIA)
    18 ott, 13:04

    Hi @M Anjil Reddy  Good question! To handle large volumes of records in Apex, always avoid SOQL and DML inside loops. Use Sets, Maps, and Lists to process records in bulk. Query only required fields, use selective filters, and perform DML operations on collections to reduce governor limit issues.

    For thousands of records, use Batch Apex to process data in smaller transactions. Use Queueable Apex for asynchronous processing and Limits methods to monitor CPU time, SOQL, and DML usage. Always test with bulk records before deployment.

    📘 Salesforce Documentation:

     

    Bulk Apex Triggers – Trailhead

    Hope this helps!

Avangart Clinic (Avangart Clinic)
23 set, 06:50
Apex HTTP Callout CORS & SSL error for custom web domain (avangartclinic.com)

Hello Salesforce Developer Community, 

 

We are building a custom Apex HTTP integration to sync patient appointment schedules from our clinic web portal into Salesforce Health Cloud, but we are encountering an SSL/CORS authentication error.

 

Technical Scenario & Error: When executing an Apex HttpRequest callout from a Salesforce Sandbox to our endpoint hosted on our domain (avangartclinic.com), the system throws a System.CalloutException: Unauthorized endpoint or TLS Mutual Authentication failure.

 

Environment Details:

  • Portal Domain: avangartclinic.com
  • Salesforce Service: Health Cloud / Apex REST Callout
  • Error: TLS Handshake / CORS Origin Header Discrepancy

Steps Taken:

  1. Verified that the primary SSL certificate on avangartclinic.com is valid and fully chain-verified.
  2. Added (avangartclinic.com) to Salesforce Remote Site Settings.
  3. Tested the REST API endpoint independently via Postman (returns HTTP 200 OK).

 

Are there specific Content Security Policy (CSP) Trusted Sites configurations or certificate trust chain requirements in Salesforce Health Cloud when connecting to custom HTTPS endpoints?

 

Any advice or Apex code snippets would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks! 

 

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  1. Deepak Sharma (Cloud Solution)
    23 set, 16:46

    Hi @Avangart Clinic

     

    Since this is an Apex server-to-server callout, I would focus on the TLS/SSL handshake rather than CORS or CSP. CORS is primarily relevant to browser-based requests. 

    I would check the following: 

    •  Verify the endpoint in Remote Site Settings or, preferably, use a Named Credential. 
    •  Validate the complete SSL certificate chain, including all intermediate certificates. 
    •  Check that the endpoint supports the TLS version/cipher requirements expected by Salesforce. 
    •  Test the certificate chain using openssl s_client -connect avangartclinic.com:443 -showcerts. 
    •  If mutual TLS (mTLS) is being used, also verify the client certificate and its chain. 

     

    Since Postman works successfully, I would specifically compare the TLS handshake/certificate chain rather than focusing on the API response itself. 

      

    In short, I would investigate the SSL certificate chain and TLS configuration first; CSP Trusted Sites is unlikely to resolve an Apex callout TLS error. 

     

    https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=000386138&type=1&utm

     

    https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=000386840&type=1&utm_source

     

    https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=000385068&type=1&utm

     

    If you find this response helpful, please mark it as the Accepted Answer, as it may also help other Trailblazers.  

Katie Dave ha postato in #Apex
16 set 2025, 06:22

I’ve been working a lot with Apex loops lately, and I completely agree that avoiding SOQL/DML inside loops is better for performance. Using collections like Maps for bulk processing really helps reduce governor limit risks. 

 

One thing I found especially useful is breaking down complex nested loops into smaller helper methods. It makes the code not only more efficient but also easier to maintain. 

 

I recently explored this topic in more detail and shared some practical examples of handling loops efficiently in Apex. Happy to swap notes with anyone else diving into this. 

 

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