Comments for Raymond Gao's blog http://are4.us/raysblog Experience, Ideas, Project, Travel, and Concepts Sat, 05 Nov 2011 09:58:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on A Case of Imperfect Information (La folie de l’information Parfaite) by Rup http://are4.us/raysblog/?p=2735&cpage=1#comment-114 Rup Sat, 05 Nov 2011 09:58:43 +0000 http://are4.us/raysblog/?p=2735#comment-114 Sorry, Ray, it's "*un* logiciel" ! Take care, Rup Sorry, Ray, it’s “*un* logiciel” !
Take care,
Rup

]]> Comment on Chartres by Chartres http://are4.us/raysblog/?p=1849&cpage=1#comment-111 Chartres Wed, 05 Oct 2011 15:38:26 +0000 http://are4.us/raysblog/?p=1849#comment-111 Truly enigmatic and wonderful place you've been in! And the pictures are nice too! Truly enigmatic and wonderful place you’ve been in! And the pictures are nice too!

]]> Comment on The History of the Salesforce Ruby Adapters by admin http://are4.us/raysblog/?p=2846&cpage=1#comment-105 admin Tue, 30 Aug 2011 14:57:09 +0000 http://are4.us/raysblog/?p=2846#comment-105 Quinton's email: quintonwall@gmail.com Quinton’s email: quintonwall@gmail.com

]]> Comment on The History of the Salesforce Ruby Adapters by admin http://are4.us/raysblog/?p=2846&cpage=1#comment-104 admin Tue, 30 Aug 2011 14:55:30 +0000 http://are4.us/raysblog/?p=2846#comment-104 Hi,Thanks a lot for using my adapter and contacting me. There are two (SOAP & REST) adapters. I assume that you are on the SOAP, which rides on the top of the RFORCE gem. RForce GEM is the one setting the header information. It is true that to access the MetaData APIs, you will need a different set of Headers. Please see the <a href="http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/api_meta/index_Left.htm#StartTopic=Content/meta_quickstart.htm" rel="nofollow">this link</a>. Now, there is a new adapter for Force.com, which just release during DF 2011. Please read Quinton Wall's email to the ActiveSalesforce usergroup. As promised, here's a little Ruby treat for your Dreamforce week! http://blogs.developerforce.com/developer-relations/2011/08/new-force-com-and-database-com-ruby-gem-now-available.html I suggest you contact him, because he is the developer evangelist for Salesforce and may have some inside track information. His email: Quinton Wall <quintonwall@gmail.com> Yes, the group did have a conference earlier in the spring this year. We discussed about this situation. Good luck to you. Hi,Thanks a lot for using my adapter and contacting me. There are two (SOAP & REST) adapters. I assume that you are on the SOAP, which rides on the top of the RFORCE gem. RForce GEM is the one setting the header information.

It is true that to access the MetaData APIs, you will need a different set of Headers. Please see the this link.

Now, there is a new adapter for Force.com, which just release during DF 2011. Please read Quinton Wall’s email to the ActiveSalesforce usergroup.

As promised, here’s a little Ruby treat for your Dreamforce week!
http://blogs.developerforce.co.....lable.html

I suggest you contact him, because he is the developer evangelist for Salesforce and may have some inside track information. His email: Quinton Wall

Yes, the group did have a conference earlier in the spring this year. We discussed about this situation.

Good luck to you.

]]> Comment on The History of the Salesforce Ruby Adapters by Rost http://are4.us/raysblog/?p=2846&cpage=1#comment-103 Rost Tue, 30 Aug 2011 08:50:15 +0000 http://are4.us/raysblog/?p=2846#comment-103 Hi Raymond! I am a developer of Incite2 application (an add-on for Salesforce, written in RoR). In my application I'm using modified asf-adapter gem (used LibXML parser instead of ReXML to increase performance, implemented ability to query large amount of records, not limited by BATCH_SIZE, etc...). Now I need to implement some Metadata API calls (like listMetadata, describeMetadata) and found that these calls require different API endpoint server. Also, looks like, they require some different XML headers than those ones used in asf-adapter. So I wanted to ask you if your gem/adapter supports these calls and I'll have much less to do if it does :). Thanks for any help. Hi Raymond!
I am a developer of Incite2 application (an add-on for Salesforce, written in RoR). In my application I’m using modified asf-adapter gem (used LibXML parser instead of ReXML to increase performance, implemented ability to query large amount of records, not limited by BATCH_SIZE, etc…).
Now I need to implement some Metadata API calls (like listMetadata, describeMetadata) and found that these calls require different API endpoint server. Also, looks like, they require some different XML headers than those ones used in asf-adapter.
So I wanted to ask you if your gem/adapter supports these calls and I’ll have much less to do if it does :).

Thanks for any help.

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