The document details various software tools developed by Lee W. Pederson, including a Salesforce-configurable product configurator and a relational database navigator. It highlights features such as stateless architecture, custom button functionalities, and query management tools designed to enhance productivity and user experience. Additionally, it mentions tools for managing XQuery authoring and execution, supporting complex data interactions and outputs.

1. Lee W. Pederson Software Architect/Consultant Detailed Documentation and Custom Tool Development Examples

2. Detailed Maintenance Documentation Invite to GoogleDocs samples available on request.

3. Saleforce.com-interfaced Product Configurator Initial version coded in 2008 100% stateless. GWT front end, XQuery + Java back end. Computes the true price for a configurable SFDC Opportunity Product. Selections and price written back to SFDC via SOAP allowing round-trip reconfiguration.

4. Opportunity Product View Custom “Configure” button added. Clicking this button executes a custom S-Control that punches out to a remote site. Parameters passed to remote site include previous picks, model name, and write-back OpportunityLineItem id.

5. Configuration View Summary “mini-Cart” view implemented as centered animated dialog Supports UI logic, e.g., hide/show, required, messages) Supports product selection business logic, e.g., what goes with what, plus multi-dimensional pricing Supports submodels that can be added-from-scratch, added-by-copy or removed. Clicking “Add” uploads picks and total price to SFDC via SOAP messaging

6. Relational & ORM-Mode Database Navigator / Manipulator Initial version coded in 1998. Extended to ORM in 2004. Goals are to enhance productivity and reverse-engineer data-intensive applications Used on projects virtually on a daily basis Too-numerous-to-mention-in-full features such as query persistence, last-used-value popups, join statement generation based on navigation path, different query result output formats, transaction status background color indication, etc.

7. Object-Relational Mode Auto-converts “Object SQL” to regular SQL Navigates based on object relationships. Understands inheritance

8. Relational Mode Supports navigation and insert/update modes Understands multi-column foreign key relationships and check constraints Highlights columns based on the column being a primary key, unique key or nullable

9. XQuery Authoring and Execution Tool Initial version coded in 2006 Goal is to provide a way organize queries, allow quick edits, and rapidly modify input document URLs. Supports input document update + write-back. Multiple-document output supported. Output documents displayable as HTML or written directly to files if desired.

10. XQuery Tool (cont’d)