Month: March 2019

Integration · MuleSoft · Salesforce

Return Requested Data from Salesforce Multiple Data Sources using MuleSoft

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This blog walks you through the Integration between Salesforce and  Mulesoft Anypoint Studio. Consider a scenario that returns requested records from multiple Salesforce orgs. Consider Account object  with an External ID field  named as Account Code which  allows alphanumeric inputs. This flow will receive the Account Code as a JSON input via a HTTP listener and it… Continue reading Return Requested Data from Salesforce Multiple Data Sources using MuleSoft

Integration · Salesforce

Continuous Integration in Salesforce using Jenkins and Bitbucket

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This blog takes you up through the advancement in continuous integration in Salesforce. I will walk through the approach of deploying only the changed element from bit bucket to destination org. The flow starts from polling the Bit bucket repository from Jenkins. If there is any change or new commit happens to the master branch… Continue reading Continuous Integration in Salesforce using Jenkins and Bitbucket

Lightning · Salesforce · Salesforce Releases

Usage of Spring ’19 component — lightning:unsavedChanges

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Accidents are commonplace! And yeah, Spring  ’19 has come up with a new component lightning:unsavedChanges. Voila!! We often come across situations where we type in data and then we accidentally refreshes, closes the page or press back button and all the entered data is lost!!  lightning:unsavedChanges  comes in to help here! It notifies the user… Continue reading Usage of Spring ’19 component — lightning:unsavedChanges