i'm new to salesforce and havn't yet worked in salesforce using eclipse.The situation is such that i have a salesforce app project eclipse source code.Can any guide me about how to install salesforce app from eclipse.And which versio of eclipse to use and all??
Any helful links would be appreciated.I'm a complete new bee to salesforce
Force.com IDE. The Force.com IDE is a powerful client application for creating, modifying, and deploying Salesforce applications. Based on the Eclipse platform and built on the Tooling API, the Force.com IDE prov.
iJadeYou can use any recent version of Eclipse with the Force.com plugin, but Salesforce provides a specialized build of eclipse at http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Force.com_IDE_Installation . You might just want to use that if you don't have any other eclipse needs.
AndbdrewAndbdrewI am working on Salesforce using the Eclipse IDE, I just want to access a simple currency converter webservice wsdl. http://www.webservicex.net/CurrencyConvertor.asmx?WSDLmy question is can we use the eclipse webservice client for wsdl which generates the classes for wsdl, and can we use those classes in salesforce then??
WiXXeYWiXXeYyou can directly convert WSDL to Apex classes in Salesforce.- log into Salesforce.- Navigate to Setup > Develop > Apex Classes > Click on button- Generate from WSDL.
Note: If WSDL contains more than 1 porttype, then that wsdl can't be Converted to Apex classes. May be Salesforce will leverage this functionality in later release.
Using Navigate to Setup > Develop > Apex Classes > Click on button- Generate from WSDL. download the wsdl file.Download wsc from hereYou can use the salesforce wsc jar to generate required java classes.
Use this command to generate the jar file.
java -classpath location_of_jarwsc-22.jar com.sforce.ws.tools.wsdlc wsdl_locationenterprise.wsdl salesforce.jar
All the classes will be bundled into the salesforce.jar. Add that as a lib to your eclipse project.