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Foreword by Craig Weissman, CTO, Salesforce.com   Build Cloud-Based Enterprise Applications Fast–and Drive More Value at Lower Cost!   Using the Force.com platform, enterprise developers can build and deploy powerful applications far more rapidly than traditional J2EE, Microsoft .NET, or LAMP technology stacks permit. With a free subscription to the Force.com platform, developers can build apps that solve virtually any enterprise challenge with remarkable value, scalability, and reliability.   This is the first book that brings together all the practical, technical guidance you need to make the most of Force.com in your own custom enterprise applications. Leading Force.com developer Jason Ouellette helps you identify suitable uses for Force.com and provides all the insights and sample code needed to rapidly prototype, deploy, and integrate with production-quality Force.com applications.   Ouellette provides realistic code examples at every step, emphasizing maintainability, flexibility, and interoperability throughout. Writing for developers, architects, and analysts, he shows how to   •   Create custom enterprise apps on Force.com in days or weeks, not months or years •   Leverage Force.com’s extensive capabilities for storing, managing, and securing data •   Quickly create sophisticated business logic with the Apex programming language •   Use Visualforce to construct custom user interfaces •   Establish automated or semiautomated workflows •   Implement Ajax behaviors without writing JavaScript code or learning new JavaScript libraries •   Integrate Force.com-based data and processes with other applications, inside and outside the platform •   Display reports as state-of-the-art dashboards •   Integrate Force.com applications with existing Single Sign-On systems   This book’s extensive sample code may be downloaded from Force.com AppExchange at http://sites.force.com/appexchange/listingDetail?listingId=a0N30000001SS3rEAG    

Table of Contents:
Foreword     xvi Preface      xix Acknowledgments      xxi About the Author      xxii   Chapter 1 Introducing Force.com     1 Force.com in the Cloud Computing Landscape     1     Platform as a Service (PaaS)     2     Force.com as a Platform     4     Force.com Services     7 Inside a Force.com Project     9     Project Selection     9     Team Selection     11     Lifecycle     12     Tools and Resources     15 Sample Application: Services Manager     17     Background     17     User Roles     18     Development Plan     18 Summary     19   Chapter 2 Database Essentials     21 Overview of Force.com’s Database     21     Objects     21     Fields     23     Relationships     25     Query Language     25     Data Integration     28 Working with Custom Objects     31     Force.com Developer Edition     31     Tools for Custom Objects     31     Object Creation     33     Field Creation     36     Entering and Browsing Data     38 Sample Application: Data Model     41     Logical Data Model     41     Force.com Data Model     47     Implementing the Data Model     50     Importing Data     55 Summary     60   Chapter 3 Database Security     63 Overview of Database Security     63 Object-Level Security     65     Profiles     66     Field-Level Security     67 Record-Level Security     69     Record Ownership     69     User Groups     70     Sharing Model     70 Sample Application: Securing Data     73     Designing the Security Model     74     Implementing the Security Model     78     Testing the Security Model     83 Summary     88   Chapter 4 Additional Database Features     89 Dependent Fields     90 Record Types     90     Defining Record Types     91     Securing Record Types     92     Using Record Types     93 Roll-Up Summary Fields     95 Field History Tracking     97 Tags     98     Enabling Tags     99     Using Tags     99 Force.com Connect Offline     100     Administration of Force.com Connect Offline     100     Using Force.com Connect Offline     102 Sample Application: Applying the Features     103     Dependent Fields for Skill Types     104     Roll-Up Summary Fields for Project Reporting     104     Force.com Connect Offline for Staffing     107 Summary     109   Chapter 5 Business Logic     111 Introduction to Apex     112 Introducing the Force.com IDE     113     Installation     113     Force.com Perspective     113     Force.com Projects     114     Problems View     115     Schema Explorer     115     Apex Test Runner View     116     Execute Anonymous View     116 Apex Language Basics     116     Variables     117     Operators     121     Arrays and Collections     122     Control Logic     124     Understanding Governor Limits     129 Database Integration in Apex     130     Database Records as Objects     130     Database Queries     132     Persisting Database Records     137     Database Triggers     139     Database Security in Apex     142 Object-Oriented Apex     143     Encapsulation     143     Information Hiding     147     Modularity     148     Inheritance     149     Polymorphism     150 Debugging and Testing     151     Debugging     151     Testing     154 Sample Application: Validating Timecards     155     Force.com IDE Setup     156     Creating the Trigger     156     Unit Testing     157 Summary     159   Chapter 6 Advanced Business Logic     161 Additional SOQL Features     161     Inner Join and Outer Join     162     Semi-Join and Anti-Join     163     Multi-Select Picklists     166 Salesforce Object Search Language (SOSL)     167     SOSL Basics     167     SOSL in Apex     168 Transaction Processing     170     Data Manipulation Language (DML) Database Methods     170     Savepoints     171     Record Locking     173 Apex Managed Sharing     174     Sharing Objects      175     Creating Sharing Rules in Apex     176 Sending and Receiving Email     180     Sending Email     181     Receiving Email     185 Dynamic Apex     187     Dynamic Database Queries     188     Schema Metadata     189 Sample Application: Adding Email Notifications     192 Summary     193   Chapter 7 User Interfaces     195 Introduction to Visualforce     196     Overview of Visualforce     196     Getting Started with Visualforce     198 Visualforce Controllers     201     Standard Controllers     201     Custom Controllers     203     Controller Extensions     206 View Components     207     View Component Basics     208     Data Components     210     Action Components     213     Primitive Components     214     Force.com-Styled Components     215     Force.com User Interface Components     218 Visualforce and the Native User Interface     222     Standard Pages     222     Standard Buttons     224     Page Layouts     225     Custom Buttons and Links     226     Custom Tabs     227 Visualforce in Production     227     Security     228     Error Handling     230     Governor Limits     232     Unit Tests     232 Sample Application: Skills Matrix     233     Basic Implementation     234     Full Implementation     235     Implementation Walkthrough     236 Summary     242   Chapter 8 Advanced User Interfaces     245 Asynchronous Actions     245     Partial Page Refresh     246     Action as JavaScript Function     247     Action as Timed Event     248     Action as JavaScript Event     249     Indicating Action Status     250 Modular Visualforce      252     Static Resources     252     Inclusion     253     Composition     253     Custom Visualforce Components     255 Extending Visualforce     257     Using JavaScript Libraries     257     Adobe Flex and Visualforce     258     Force.com Sites     264 Sample Application: Enhanced Skills Matrix     268 Summary     272   Chapter 9 Integration     273 Force.com Integration Solutions     273     Outbound Messaging     274     Salesforce-to-Salesforce (S2S)     279 Developing Custom Integrations     288     Calling Web Services from Apex Code     289     Using HTTP Integration     290 Sample Application: Anonymous Benchmarking     293     Visualforce Page Design     294     Visualforce Controller Design     295     Integrating the Web Service     296     Sample Implementation     299 Summary     302   Chapter 10 Advanced Integration     303 Understanding Force.com Web Services     304     Basics of Force.com Web Services     304     Generating the Web Service Client     306     Logging In     310     Force.com Data Types in SOAP     313     Error Handling     314 Using the Enterprise API     314     Retrieving Records     315     Writing Records     317 Building Custom Web Services in Apex     319     Understanding Custom Web Services     320     Service Definition     321     Calling a Custom Web Service     322 Introduction to the Metadata API     323     Overview     323     Getting Started with the Metadata API     324 Sample Application: Database Integration     326     Integration Scenario     326     Implementation Strategy     326     Sample Implementation     327 Summary     330   Chapter 11 Additional Platform Features     333 Workflow and Approvals     333     Introduction to Workflow     334     Getting Started with Approval Processes     335 Introduction to Analytics     342     Working with Reports     343     Configuring Dashboards     345     Using Analytic Snapshots     346 Force.com for International Organizations     347     Multilingual Support     348     Using Multiple Currencies     350     Advanced Currency Management (ACM)     353 Using Single Sign-On     354     Federated Single Sign-On     354     Delegated Single Sign-On     359 Sample Application: Project Map Dashboard     362 Summary     368   Index     369  


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Product Details
  • ISBN-13: 9780321647733
  • Publisher: Pearson Education (US)
  • Publisher Imprint: Addison-Wesley Educational Publishers Inc
  • Depth: 25
  • Height: 181 mm
  • No of Pages: 432
  • Series Title: Developer's Library
  • Sub Title: Building Business Applications in the Cloud
  • Width: 228 mm
  • ISBN-10: 0321647734
  • Publisher Date: 22 Oct 2009
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Edition: 1
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: Y
  • Spine Width: 22 mm
  • Weight: 668 gr


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