Hello API enthusiasts,
Dreamforce 2024 is approaching, and I am looking for customers and partners who would be excited to share their Salesforce API journey on the Dreamforce stage together with me. If this is something that excites you, please reach out to me.
Thanks,
Jeremy
Salesforce Platform APIs: Ask Me Anything January 2024
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This past weekend I had the opportunity to present at Midwest Dreamin in Chicago, August 10-11, 2017. My session was titled “Tour of Salesforce REST APIs for Multiple DML in Single Request”. Although the sessions were not recorded, I did make my own screen cast a few days prior and have since uploaded it to YouTube. You can watch the video and check out the code from my new blog post linked below.
Tour of Salesforce REST APIs for Multiple DML operations in Single API Request
Hi ,
Today I got an opportunity to test the composite API in our Sandbox . The idea is great , I love the roll-back feature which will make integration platform using Salesforce for process orchestration more efficient. Composite API will certainly minimize api call outs & avoid junk records being created during a process failure in a integration with the rollback feature .
One good use case that I can think during the first trial is to enable a conditional execution of a subRequest especially for write operations (POST,PUT,DELETE ) to
Please help with the below question as well ;
Great job team , eagerly waiting for the release .
Thanks
Sathish
1. No, currently you cannot include custom Apex REST APIs. There is a fine line here, as we do not want to build a programming language out of composite. for advanced operations, you would want to use pure Apex
2. No, since managed package APIs would be custom APIs, they would fall into #1. Now, if you are talking about accessing Objects in managed packages, then that will be possible, as they are exposed as SObjects
3. This is the same as the REST API timeout, and varies per call.
4. The order of execution is the same as any API call when involved with platform logic -
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/apex_triggers_order_of_execution.htmKeep the feedback coming!