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Developing Offline Mobile Apps With Salesforce Mobile SDK SmartStore
1. Developing Offline Mobile Apps
Salesforce Mobile SDK SmartStore
Tom Gersic, Salesforce.com
Director, Mobile Services Delivery
@tomgersic
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13. Soups
• Hold Indexed JSON Documents
• JSON Responses can encompass data from multiple tables
Id
Soup
Created
lastModified
Index 1
Index 2
Index N…
1
{JSON}
1371069899796
1371070436125
a00E0000009Xj2mIAC
Salesforce.
com
…
2
{JSON}
1371069899802
1371070436126
a00E0000009Xj36IAC
Facebook
…
3
{JSON}
1371069899803
1371129103154
a00E0000004h2MnIAI
Google
…
14. REST API Returns a JSON Response
/services/data/v28.0/query/?q=SELECT Id, Name FROM Opportunity
16. Some things you can do with your soup…
• Register a Soup with an IndexSpec
• Query a Soup using a QuerySpec
• Upsert Data to a Soup
• Delete Data from a Soup
• Remove a Soup
17. IndexSpec
• JSON Object
• Fields to index
• “string” or “integer”
[
{"path":"Id","type":"string"},
{"path":"Name","type":"string"}
]
18. QuerySpec
buildAllQuerySpec(path,order,pageSize)
Query all records from the object in the given sort order (or null order)
buildExactQuerySpec(path,matchKey,pageSize)
Search for records with index path values matching the key.
buildRangeQuerySpec(path,beginKey,endKey,pageSize)
Return all records with an index path value between the two range values
buildLikeQuerySpec(path,likeKey,order,pageSize)
Basically “select * from [table] LIKE ‘%[likeKey]%’”
buildSmartQuerySpec(smartSql,pageSize)
Basically “select * from [table] LIKE ‘%[likeKey]%’”
22. Backbone
• MV* Framework
• Models: Individual records
• Collections: Collections of Model records
• View: Javascript backing for the stuff that you see
• Router: routes everything after the # in a URL to application functions
• http://myapp.com/#/user/list
23. Force.SObject
• sobjectType: Account, Opportunity, etc.
• fieldlist: ["Id", "Name", "Amount", "StageName"]
• cacheMode: client, server write order
• mergeMode: how to handle conflicts
• cache: if using SmartStore
• cacheForOriginals: for conflict detection
24. Force.StoreCache
new Force.StoreCache(soupName [, additionalIndexSpecs, keyField])
▪
__locally_created__
▪
__locally_updated__
▪
__locally_deleted__
▪
__local__ (set to true if any of the previous three are true)