Manila MuleSoft Meetup - July 2019

July 18, 2019 : API Led Integration with Salesforce Connector
Manila MuleSoft Meetup Group

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Our Partners
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Selfie Time
3
Share Your Pictures
• Tweet your pictures with the hashtag
#ManilaMuleSoftMeetup
#MuleSoftMeetup

Agenda
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• 5:50 pm: Registration
• 7:00 pm: Food and drinks
• 7:30 pm: Introduction
• 7:45 pm: Salesforce Connector
• 8:15 pm: API Led Connectivity
• 8:45 pm: Game
• 9:00 pm: Closing

Organizers
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Speaker
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• Cham is currently a Senior Integration
Consultant at WhiteSky Labs with applied
experience on MuleSoft integration platform.
• She has more than 8 years of IT experience
in software development in FinTech, Technical
Service, Airline, Banking, and
Telecommunication industries.

Speaker
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• MuleSoft Certified Architect and result-driven
professional with over 8 years of software
development and production support
experience. A quick learner who has been
consistently cited for the ability to adapt
easily to advances in technology.

Introductions
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Who are new in MuleSoft Meetup?
Introduce Yourself
• Name
• Background
• Experience in Mule

Introductions
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What’s New?
• Meet the top MuleSoft community contributors (May and June 2019)
o https://blogs.mulesoft.com/dev/top-community-contributors-may-2019/
o https://blogs.mulesoft.com/dev/top-community-contributors-june-2019/
Aljohn De Guzman
Integration Developer at Accenture
Somya Jain
IT Analyst at Tata Consultancy

Trailhead

Trailhead
• Trailhead: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/
• Quick Tour of Salesforce Integration
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/users/rikang/trailmixes/quick-
tour-of-salesforce-integration
• Quick Tour for Anypoint Platform
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/users/ryanandal/trailmixes/anypoint
-platform

By Cham Parrenas
Salesforce Connector

Topics
• What is Salesforce?
• Who uses Salesforce?
• Associated Use Cases
• What is Mulesoft’s Salesforce Connector?
• Salesforce Connector Associated Operations
• Performing CRUD Operations

What is Salesforce?
• Customer Relationship Management (CRM) solution
• World’s number one enterprise platform-as-a-service

What is Salesforce?
• What’s so special building in Salesforce platform?
o It empowers everyone to build together whether you’re a
business analyst, admin, line of business professional, or
developer

Who uses Salesforce?
• Business Analysts
• Developers
• Admins
• Line-of-Business Professionals

Who uses Salesforce?
• Customers who are succeeding with Salesforce

Associated Use Cases
• ERP Integration
• Data Aggregation
• Legacy Modernization

Associated Use Cases
• Deliver a consistent, connected customer experience across
channels, increase customer satisfaction, and drive revenue growth
by integrating Salesforce to applications such as ServiceNow,
Marketo, and others.

What is MuleSoft’s Salesforce Connector?
• Salesforce Connector helps you to accelerate your Salesforce
integrations across Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Salesforce Platform,
and Force.com

• Provides a powerful solution to implement top Salesforce integration
patterns
• Supports all create, read, upsert, and delete operations across
Salesforce objects

• It supports Salesforce’s bulk operations that are optimized for
working with large sets of data
• Enables you to easily leverage custom fields and custom entities to
solve integration needs to your custom Salesforce instance

• Supports operations across the Salesforce APIs and Web Services
listed below
– SOAP API
– Bulk API
– Streaming API
– Metadata API
– Apex Methods as SOAP Web Services
– Apex Methods as REST Web Services

Salesforce Connector Associated Operations

Performing CRUD Operations
• Salesforce Connector supports the four basic operations which are
create, read, update, and delete across Salesforce objects
• Create Single
• Retrieve
• Update Single
• Delete

DEMO
• Prerequisites
• Anypoint Studio
• Salesforce Account
cham.parrenas@whiteskylabs.com
• Salesforce Account Security Token

DEMO
• Configuring Salesforce Connection
– Connection Types
• Basic Username Password
• OAuth 2.0
• OAuth JWT
• OAuth SAML
• OAuth Username Password

Question
Mule’s Salesforce Connector can utilize custom fields and custom
entities in Salesforce.
a. True
b. False

Building Apps with API-led
Architecture
By Errol Carrasco

Topics
• What is an API-Led Connectivity?
• Benefits of API-Led
– Business
– Technical
• API-Led Architecture & Use Cases
• Demo
• Q&A

API Led Connectivity
• It is a methodical way to connect data to applications through
reusable and purposeful APIs.
• These APIs are developed to play a specific role – unlocking data
from systems, composing data into processes, or delivering an
experience.

API-led Architecture Design

Benefits of API-led connectivity
• Business
– IT as a platform for the business
– More predictable change

Benefits of API-led connectivity
• Technical
– Greater agility through loose coupling of systems
– Deeper operational visibility
– Distributed and tailored approach
– Through re-usability - Increase developer productivity

API-led Architecture Use Cases
• Integration project that involves less than 3 layers of API without
violating API-Led

Process and System (w/o Experience) API

Experience and System (w/o Process) API

Picture Time
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What’s next
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What’s next
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• We are now accepting applications for the next Meetup Speakers.
Feel free to approach the organizers for more information.

What’s next
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Share:
• Invite your network to join:
https://meetups.mulesoft.com/manila/

What’s next
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• Feedback:
– Contact your organizers Janos Geronimo, Christoper Co and Ryan
Andal to suggest topics
– Contact MuleSoft at meetup@mulesoft.com for ways to improve
the program

Networking time
Introduce yourself to your neighbors!

Networking time
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Game
Mechanics:
1. Each team would have 5 members each (who ideally dont know each other).
2. Each member of the team has to write in the sticky note that will be provided
along with an adjective that would best describe him/herself as a mule
developer. Each sticky note should be shown to other members at once for 30
seconds to get to know them briefly along with their preferred name. Name
tags and sticky notes should be on the back of the player then.
3. After the getting-to-know phase, each team would be given 2 minutes to play.
The host, myself, would randomly point on members of the team. First call
would involve 2 players namely P1 and P2 where the P1 has to say the name
and the adjective for P2. For validation logic, we would have choice router to be
executed by P2. If P1’s guess passed then do a happy happy face, or do a sad
face otherwise. P2 has to tell his/her name out loud and show the description
he wrote for him/herself to confirm.

Networking time
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Game
Mechanics:
4. Then the P2 would take his/her turn to the next player pointed until the
game’s TTL expires within 2 minutes.
5. Team has to have at most 10 correct answers or whoever has the most
number of answers within TTL expiry (whichever is higher). To elevate
the team, each correct answer increases the team’s performance,
meaning, -5 seconds from their time. To aggravate the game, coaching
would cost the team additional 10 seconds and incorrect answer
(OutOfMemoryException) would cost 5 seconds. Total time would be
factored in by the % of correct answers computed as:
(correct_answers/max_answers=10) * 100 ie 7/10*100 = 70%.
Time_taken/120s*100 = 100s/120s = 83.33%, total = 76% (ave of the
2 percentile) and will be compared on the other team’s final result

Survey
• Do not forget to do the survey
http://bit.ly/manilameetup5

See you next time
Please send topic suggestions to the organizer

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