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1) In which two ways does Salesforce DX facilitate source-driven development? Choose 2 answers Salesforce DX allows agile, local test runs. Salesforce DX provides an integrated, end-to-end life cycle designed for high-performance agile development. 2) Which two statements are true regarding Lightning component JavaScript code validation?Choose 2 answers Code validations are applied only to components set to API version 41.0 and later. Code validations can be temporarily disabled by setting the component version to API 40.0 or earlier. 3) Which Content Security Policy (CSP) configuration is required to access the Streaming API and call Apex methods from within a Lightning container component? CSP set to low 4) In which two ways does Lightning Data Service (LDS) eliminate redundant server calls in Lightning Components?Choose 2 answers LDS acts as a publisher hub that notifies components of data changes. LDS identifies requests that involve the same record data and se

Salesforce: Approval Process - Who can approve ? To build an approval workflow in Salesforce is simple, since Salesforce provide  Approval Processes . You can find this under  Setup  -  Create  -  Workflow & Approvals  -  Approval Processes . In early blogs, we have discussed about  Serial and Parallel Approval  in Salesforce, in this blog, we would like to discuss in depth option of users can approve? Manager Approval In the approval process  Step 3. Specify Approver Field and Record Editability Properties , there is option to determine next automated approver. Notice that  Next Automated Approver Determined By  is not a mandatory field here. Option available here: Manager   - a standard field in user object and has no relation with Role Hierarchy All custom fields in user object with type = Hierarchy - in above sample: Boss and Sales Director. If you select  Manager  as in above screenshot, when you set up Approval Step, in  Step 3. Select Assigned Approv

Create a Email Template  Then you either go to the Lead Tab or the Contact Tab and scroll down the page until you see the Mass Email link in the Tools section. On the first step of the mass email wizard is to create your target list. To do this you have the option of leveraging an existing View that is available on the Leads tab, or you can create a new View from within the wizard. In this example we will create our target list from within the wizard by clicking the   Create New View   link. In my example I’m   creating a quick View   to grab any Lead that is in the State of California. Notice in Step 2 of the View you can use a Campaign to filter (handy if your Campaign has your target list as Campaign Members!). Remember you have governor limits based on your edition (see paragraph two of this blog posts). If you’re running Professional Edition for example, and your View pulls more than 250 records, you’ll need to add additional filters to your View to reduce the

This blog describes how to create a Custom web service in Salesforce using Apex. Steps:   Navigate to  Setup>Develop>Apex Classes   and create new class by clicking new button. Write a class with " global " access modifier with methods (to be exposed) with " webService " keyword         eg. global class KartikService {     webService static String hello(String Name)     {         return 'Hello ' +Name+ ' ! :D' ;     } } Then save this class. After saving the class you will view a button " Generate WSDL ". Click on that to get WSDL for web service you just created. Save the WSDL file. Let say file name is " KartikService.wsdl " Now we will consider how we generate clients to call this service in Java and in .Net.   For Java: We will create new project in Eclipse with name "ApexCustomWS" You need  Enterprise / Partner WSDL  to access your Salesforce org. by getting a valid sessionId