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Salesforce WSC Metadata WSDL Connector Configuration Issue – Solved!

I am working and doing R&D with the Salesforce WSC library to get Tolerado ported to it. Most of the pieces worked well, but I was initially stuck with Metadata WSDL issues. I faced the following two major blockers: Metadata WSDL Compilation Issue and Metadata Connector Config Issue.

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Apex “No Operation Available Request” Web Service Errors!

Sometimes while working with Salesforce Web Service APIs, we get a “No Operation Available for Request” error. This error comes because the “Web service ENDPOINT URL” is not correct. In my case, this error came when I was trying to use “apex.wsdl” for executing Apex test cases via my Java code.

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Abhinav Gupta Abhinav Gupta

Fast XML DOM vs XmlDom Benchmarks!

Today I got a nice comment about “Fast XML DOM” script consumption being more of Ron Hess’s “XmlDom.cls”. That surprised me, and I thought, Why don’t I give it a try and publish the results?

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Secure YUI Combo Usage Guide

YUI Dependency Configurator is a great tool for getting a single unified JS or CSS instead of several css/js files. Only problem with that is it doesn't works over "HTTPS". Browser's like Internet Explorer fail to load a web page delivered over HTTPS containing JS/CSS delivered over un-secure(HTTP) URLs…

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Apex Implementing Singleton Design Pattern

Singleton is pretty popular and one of the most simple design patterns. On many occasions, we want an Apex class to have a single instance only. Fortunately, it's possible and pretty easy with Apex. There can be different strategies to implement singleton in Apex (inspired by my Java days learning). Before that, the following are the prerequisites to make a class Singleton.

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Visualforce Salesforce jQuery Ajax, how to?

This post is for those who want to make AJAX calls in VisualForce using 3rd party JavaScript frameworks like JQuery, Yui, Dojo, etc. Though most of the time the built-in visual force Ajax works pretty well, you don’t need to make your hands dirty by doing this.

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