In this webinar you will learn how to build Social Enterprise applications using Salesforce.com, Heroku, and Java. Through live coding and demonstrations you will learn how to instantly deploy and scale Java apps on the cloud with Heroku. You will also learn how to integrate those applications with Salesforce.com and Force.com through REST. The webinar will cover: :: An overview of Heroku :: Best practices for integrating with Salesforce.com and Force.com apps via REST :: How to build and deploy your Social Enterprise apps using Java on Heroku :: Your questions about Heroku More details: http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Webinar:_Social_Enterprise_Java_Apps_on_Heroku_(2012-May)

1. Social Enterprise Java
Apps

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3. @forcedotcom , #forcewebinar, @Heroku,
@anand_bn, @_JamesWard
Developer Force Group
facebook.com/forcedotcom
facebook.com/heroku
Developer Force – Force.com Community

4. Anand B Narasimhan
Senior Product Manager, Heroku
anand@heroku.com
@anand_bn
James L Ward
Principal Developer Evangelist, Heroku
jw@heroku.com
@_JamesWard

5. - Paul Cheesbrough
CIO, News International

6. In this webinar…
 What is a “Social Enterprise App”
 Heroku – a short intro
 Hands on with Java on Heroku
 Building a Social Enterprise Heroku app
 Coming soon to an IDE near you
 Q&A

7. The Social Enterprise
Customer
Social Network
Social
Profile
Collaborate Market
Work Service
Extend Sell

8. Market = Engage = Heroku
5 Years Ago Today
Static, Passive Marketing Relevant, Active Marketing

9. What are the
building blocks
of a
Social Enterprise App ?

11. Enterprise Apps
Failover, App Server
Clustering, Load Availability Admins, Network
Balancers, SSL Admins
Domains
YOUR APP
App crashes,
Alerts, Logs mining Servers: Web Servers, App
Servers, Database servers
Visibility etc
Infrastructure
Ops,
System Admins, App server
Production support
Admins, DBAs
DR,Rollback,
Replication
Redundancy DBAs, Admins
System

12. Forget Run See Trust &
Servers Anything Everything Manage
$ heroku create worker: java –jar .. $heroku logs --tail $heroku ps

13. Heroku User
• Web browser Acces
Architecture • API access
http(s)
Elastic Load Balancing
Developer
Control Surface APIs
Code
•Java
•…
Deploy REST
•GIT
Manage
•Heroku CLI
•Scaling
•Monitoring

14. Social Enterprise App Architecture
Polyglot & Process Real time Addons
Open Model Visibiility
Social API Data API Metadata API
Access Management
Identity Profiles Permissions Record-Level Filtering
Data
Business Data Metadata Files

15. Getting started
with
Spring MVC app
on Heroku
( http://java.heroku.com )

16. DEMO / HANDS ON

17. Building a Social Enterprise
App
With
Heroku and Salesforce.com

18. Integrating with
Salesforce.com
1.Setup OAuth
2.Update dependencies
3.Switch Entity to JSON
4.Switch DAO to Force REST API
5.Switch Spring Config to Force REST +
OAuth
6.Add Servlet Filter for Oauth
7.Add Oauth Keys to the environment

19. Dyno
1. Build
2. Slug Compile
3. Deploy to Dyno
Embedded Container
WAR
$ git push heroku
Dependencies
pom.xml
$ mvn install
Your code
Under the

21. Spring MVC app
With Heroku &
Salesforce.com
And
Chatter APIs

22. What’s possible…
Social Feeds, Real time/ Push
Recommendations Notifications
Social
Enterpris
e App
Streaming Analytics
Data

23. is GA
Java

24. Heroku Labs
• WAR deployment (http://bit.ly/war-deploy )
• Jenkins plugin for Heroku(http://bit.ly/heroku-ci
)
• Heroku.jar- Java Wrapper (http://bit.ly/heroku-
jar )
• Atlassian Bamboo plugin for Heroku (Email
anand@heroku.com for more details)
you can try these out now.
We would love your feedback

25. Coming Soon
+ = like

26. Coming Soon
All day
HEROKU ENTERPRISE DEVELOPER
WORKSHOP
Email anand@heroku.com if you are
interested

27. Resources
 Getting Started -
 http://java.heroku.com
 http://bit.ly/heroku-java
 Toolbelt (http://toolbelt.herokuapp.com )
 Heroku Dev Center : http://devcenter.heroku.com
 Heroku Add-ons: http://addons.heroku.com
 Git: http://help.github.com/
 Webinar Source code:
 Spring MVC - Force.com : http://bit.ly/KZB68y
 Chatter - http://bit.ly/KgMlPP
 Pusher integration - http://bit.ly/KMVInx

28. Upcoming Events
• June 12 – Visualforce CodeTalk
 http://bit.ly/codetalkheroku
• June 13 – How Salesforce.com Uses
Hadoop Webinar
 http://bit.ly/hadoopheroku
• June 26 – Mobile CodeTalk
 http://bit.ly/mct-wr

29. Survey:
http://bit.ly/herokujavasurvey
Heroku Devcenter: http://devcenter.heroku.com
James Ward @_JamesWard Anand Narasimhan @anand_bn
Developer Evangelist at Heroku Sr. Product Manager at Heroku
jw@heroku.com anand@heroku.com

30. SFDC Integration Steps
APPENDIX

31. 1. Setup OAuth
i. Salesforce.com > Setup > Develop >
Remote Access
ii. Add Remote Access for Dev & Prod
• Dev Callback URL: http://localhost:8080/_auth
• Prod Callback URL: https://some-app-1234.herokuapp.com/_auth

32. 2. Update dependencies
<repositories>
<repository>
<id>force-rest-api</id>
<name>force-rest-api repository on GitHub</name>
<url>
http://jesperfj.github.com/force-rest-api/repository/
</url>
</repository>
</repositories>

33. 2. Update dependencies
<dependency>
<groupId>com.force.api</groupId>
<artifactId>force-rest-api</artifactId>
<version>0.0.15</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>com.force.sdk</groupId>
<artifactId>force-oauth</artifactId>
<version>22.0.8-BETA</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>com.force.sdk</groupId>
<artifactId>force-springsecurity</artifactId>
<version>22.0.8-BETA</version>
</dependency>

34. 3. Switch Entity to JSON
@JsonIgnoreProperties(ignoreUnknown=true)
public class Person {
@JsonProperty(value="Id")
private String id;
@JsonProperty(value="FirstName")
private String firstName;
@JsonProperty(value="LastName")
private String lastName;

35. 4. Switch DAO to Force REST
API
private ForceApi getForceApi() {
SecurityContext sc = ForceSecurityContextHolder.get();
ApiSession s = new ApiSession();
s.setAccessToken(sc.getSessionId());
s.setApiEndpoint(sc.getEndPointHost());
return new ForceApi(s);
}
// Add Contact
getForceApi().createSObject("contact", person);
// Query Contacts
getForceApi().query("SELECT Id FROM contact", Person.class);
// Delete Contact
getForceApi().deleteSObject("contact", id);

36. 5. Spring Config + OAuth
<fss:oauth>
<fss:oauthInfo endpoint="http://login.salesforce.com"
oauth-key="#{systemEnvironment['OAUTH_CLIENT_KEY']}"
oauth-secret="#{systemEnvironment['OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET']}"/>
</fss:oauth>
<security:http use-expressions="true">
<security:intercept-url pattern="/people/*"
access="isAuthenticated()" />
</security:http>
<!-- https redirect support -->
<property name="redirectHttp10Compatible" value="false" />

37. 6. Add Servlet Filter for Oauth
<filter>
<filter-name>springSecurityFilterChain</filter-name>
<filter-class>
org.springframework.web.filter.DelegatingFilterProxy
</filter-class>
<init-param>
<param-name>contextAttribute</param-name>
<param-value>
org.springframework.web.servlet.FrameworkServlet.CONTEXT.spring
</param-value>
</init-param>
</filter>
<filter-mapping>
<filter-name>springSecurityFilterChain</filter-name>
<url-pattern>/*</url-pattern>
</filter-mapping>

38. 7. Add Oauth Keys
export OAUTH_CLIENT_KEY=CQ3gmEE53MVG99OxTyEMal8ytj1E3NF7...
export OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET=0905539091246761180
heroku config:add OAUTH_CLIENT_KEY=CQ3gmEE53MVG99OxTyEMal8yt...
heroku config:add OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET=0905539091246761180