Apex Developer Guide
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Release Notes
Actions
Apex Cursors (Beta)
Chatter Answers and Ideas
Moderate Chatter Private Messages with Triggers
Moderate Feed Items with Triggers
Experience Cloud Sites
External Services
Permission Set Groups
Apex Considerations for Salesforce Connect External Objects
Writable External Objects
External Change Data Capture Packaging and Testing
Mock SOQL Tests for External Objects
Considerations for the Apex Connector Framework
GitHub Issues Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
GitHub Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
Google Drive™ Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
Google Books™ Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
Loopback Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
Stack Overflow Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
Support Classes
Territory Management 2.0
Apex Reference
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Apex Connector Framework Examples
These examples illustrate how to use the Apex Connector Framework to create custom
adapters for Salesforce Connect.
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GitHub Issues Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
This example creates a custom adapter that links GitHub Issues to products in Salesforce using an indirect lookup relationship. An external lookup relationship also links GitHub Issues to the comments on each issue. -
GitHub Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
This example illustrates how to support indirect lookup relationships. An indirect lookup relationship links a child external object to a parent standard or custom object. -
Google Drive™ Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
This example illustrates how to use callouts and OAuth to connect to an external system, which in this case is the Google Drive™ online storage service. The example also shows how to avoid failing tests from web service callouts by returning mock responses for test methods. -
Google Books™ Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
This example illustrates how to work around the requirements and limits of an external system’s APIs: in this case, the Google Books API Family. -
Loopback Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
This example illustrates how to handle filtering in queries. For simplicity, this example connects the Salesforce org to itself as the external system. -
Stack Overflow Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
This example illustrates how to support external lookup relationships and multiple tables. An external lookup relationship links a child standard, custom, or external object to a parent external object. Each table can become an external object in the Salesforce org.