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Since 2010, we have been delighted to author some creative Salesforce libraries and are humbled by the community's love and appreciation.
Salesforce Lookup Rollup Summaries
This library contains a key class called "LREngine" i.e. "L"ookup "R"ollup Engine, which:
Performs rollup on multiple such fields in a single aggregate SOQL query.
Allows easy addition/removal of new fields to rollup as requirement changes over the span of time.
A developer needs to write only a single trigger for multiple rollup fields.
Allows the developer to filter the child records getting rolled up, just like standard roll-up summary fields.
Highlights
Related Article in Salesforce Tech Library by Andrew Fawcett
Used in popular GitHub project declarative-lookup-rollup-summaries.
References
Tolerado for Salesforce APIs
“Tolerado: Java Client Wrappers for Salesforce SOAP web services” is a SOAP + Java + Salesforce integration framework to support transparent retrying of recoverable exceptions rather than failing hard and caching session IDs to save API calls. It's a pretty popular lib for SOAP-based integrations. It is featured in the Salesforce developer blog and a book named “Salesforce Handbook” by Salesforce MVPs Wes Nolte and Jeff Douglas.
References:
Move to GitHub now, as Google code is shut down. Find the project on the following links:
github.com/abhinavguptas/tolerado-salesforce-web-services-client-wrappers
Publications featuring Tolerado
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Salesforce Developer Blog (July 2010)
Quinton Wall from Salesforce Developer relations covered the Tolerado library in his blog “Supercharge your Java apps for better use of Force.com Web Service APIs with Tolerado”
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Salesforce Handbook
Salesforce Handbook was written By Wes Nolte and Jeff Douglas in 2011. It features the Tolerado library.
Apex Fast XML DOM
Apex wrapper on Apex DOM classes(Document, XmlNode). It exposes the W3C DOM API for XML manipulation, which is pretty popular and known to most developers, so it saves development time and cost on integration projects. It's pretty popular and featured in Mar'10 Salesforce developer newsletter as well.
References
⭐️ Featured in official Salesforce March 2010 Developers Newsletter
Original Google Code hosting - https://code.google.com/archive/p/apex-fast-xml-dom/
Migrated to GitHub from Google Code - https://github.com/abhinavguptas/apex-fast-xml-dom/
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