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Episode 9 - Building soap integrations in salesforce
The document outlines a Salesforce coding episode focused on building SOAP integrations, including the need for integration, basic SOAP concepts, and the process for consuming external SOAP services in Salesforce. It includes demos on generating Apex classes from WSDL, performing SOAP callouts, and testing those callouts, as well as a comparison between SOAP and REST protocols. Resources and guidelines for further learning and participation in Q&A are also provided.
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- 1. Path to Code BeginYour Salesforce Coding Adventure
- 2. Episode 9 Building SOAPIntegrations in Salesforce
- 3. • Enterprise SolutionsArchitect • Global Community Speaker Jigar Shah @jigarshah189
- 4. Agenda • Need forIntegration • What is SOAP? • Consuming External SOAP Services in Salesforce • Performing SOAP Callouts in Salesforce • Testing SOAP Callouts • Choosing the right weapon SOAP Vs REST • Q&A
- 5. Some Housekeeping Rules… •Mute your mic • Keep adding questions in Zoom Q&A Window • No questions are silly! • Questions will be answered in the last 15 mins of this session
- 6. Need for Integration Legacy migrations Eradicate data silos Unified view of fragmented data Data consistency
- 7. Understanding SOAP Basics Service Consumer Service Provider HTTP •Simple Object Access Protocol • XML-based message exchange • WSDL (Web Service Discovery Language) 1. Envelope 2. Header 3. Body 4. Fault
- 8. Consuming External SOAPServices • WSDL2Apex Utility • Generates Apex code from WSDL WSDL Native Apex Class WSDL2Apex Utility
- 9. Demo 1 Generate ApexClasses from WSDL using WSDL2Apex
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- 11. Demo 2 Performing SOAPCallouts
- 12. Testing SOAP Callouts •Callouts are not permitted in Test classes • WebServiceMock Interface • Emulate service calls
- 13. Demo 3 Writing TestClasses for SOAP Callouts
- 14. Choosing SOAP vsREST Considerations SOAP REST Protocol Simple Object Access Protocol Representational State Transfer Type WSDL based Url based Data Exchange Format XML JSON Maintainability High Maintenance Low Maintenance Sample Use cases • Exchanges where contract is well defined • Data heavy exchanges • Public API Development • Exchanges involving back & forth communication
- 15. Resources Apex DeveloperGuide: SOAP Services Testing Webservice Callouts Open Source WSDL2Apex Generator
- 16. Trailhead Modules Lightning PlatformAPI Basics Apex Integration Services
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