This document discusses PHP and Ruby on Rails frameworks for building applications on the Salesforce AppExchange platform. It provides an overview of the features and capabilities of PHP and Ruby toolkits for integrating with Salesforce, as well as demos of building simple applications with each technology. Representatives from Salesforce and a partner company discuss the languages and frameworks.

1. PHP and Rails with AppExchange Nick Tran, Salesforce.com Doug Chasman, Salesforce.com Derek Haynes, highgroove studios Track: Advanced AppExchange Developer

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3. Agenda Welcome Introductions PHP Rails

4. Nick Tran Developer Program Manager Salesforce.com - AppExchange Developer Network (ADN) [email_address]

5. Why PHP? Easy Short learning curve. No compiling! No packaging! Fast 3.5x faster than JSP. Cross platform Everyone’s doing it Friendster, Wikipedia, Yahoo, Digg

6. Salesforce.com PHP Toolkit What is it? What’s new in 1.1? Supports the new 8.0 API methods.

7. Salesforce.com PHP Toolkit Requirements PHP 5.1.x PHP capable web server Developer Edition, Enterprise Edition, and Unlimited Edition

8. Where PHP can be used Salesforce Integration Inline S-Control Youtube Mashup Outbound Messaging Endpoint

9. DEMO Hello World require_once ('../soapclient/SforcePartnerClient.php'); $mySforceConnection = new SforcePartnerClient(); $mySoapClient = $mySforceConnection->createConnection("partner.wsdl.xml"); $mylogin = $mySforceConnection->login(" [email_address] ", " changeme "); $userResult = $mylogin->userInfo; echo $userResult->userFullName.', your session id is '.$mylogin->sessionId;

10. Demo Flex Data Bypass Cross Domain Youtube Inline S-Control

11. Resources and Information http://www.salesforce.com/developer/ Blog Projects & Toolkits Documents Discussion Boards

12. Doug Chasman Principle Developer, Salesforce.com Development Lead/Founder, ASF [email_address]

13. What is Ruby on Rails Rails is a full-stack framework for developing database-backed web applications according to the Model-View-Control pattern. Uses Ruby as its very expressive, user friendly scripting language Share most of the advantages of other server side scripting languages

14. What is ActiveSalesforce? ActiveSalesforce (ASF) is a Ruby on Rails framework connection adapter provides direct access to Salesforce.com managed data via AppExchange web service API Integrates directly into the Ruby on Rail's ActiveRecord model layer leverage all of the RoR view and controller functionality, scafolding, 3 rd party plug ins, etc majority of model layer behaviour supported much closer to 100% coverage in ASF 1.5

15. Version 1.0 Features Basic Create, Read, Update and Delete operations Salesforce.com relationships are automatically surfaced in Rails as associations Auto creation of basic model functionality for referenced object types Request boxcar/batching using Rails transaction semantics Multiple connection, heterogeneous back end support Gem installable (local and remote install support) gem install activesalesforce

16. Version 1.5 Features (Winter '07) High performance ActiveRecord.count and SELECT COUNT() LIMIT ORDER BY x IN () where clause support Joins Where clause conditions based on relationships Single query returns main row and related row sets

17. Resources and Information Hosted on RubyForge.org Project home page http://activesfdc.rubyforge.org/ Salesforce.com Community : Developer Boards : Perl, PHP, Python & Ruby Development ActiveSfdc RubyForge forum

18. Partner Presentation Derek Haynes Newest member of the ASF project team!

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