Setting Up Your Java Developer Environment

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Setting Up Your Java Developer Environment
Installing Java
Installing Eclipse
Picking a Path Based on Which API You Use
Install the Web Services Connector (WSDL-Based APIs)
Download Developer WSDL Files (WSDL-Based APIs)
Generating Java Stub Files (WSDL-Based APIs)
Verify the WSDL Environment (WSDL-Based APIs)
Installing HttpClient and JSON Frameworks (REST-Based APIs)
Setting Up Connected App Access (REST-Based APIs)
Verify the REST Environment (REST-Based APIs)
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Install the Web Services Connector (WSDL-Based APIs)

The Lightning Platform Web Services Connector (WSC) is a high-performance runtime framework that makes using WSDL-based Salesforce APIs easier. To install the WSC, download the prebuilt .jar file from the Force MVN repository.

Before you use the WSC framework, make sure that you have a working of the Java JDK.

  1. Navigate to https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.force.api/force-wsc in your browser.
  2. Select the WSC version you want to download. We recommend downloading the version that matches the API version of Salesforce that you’re using.
  3. To view all files, select View All.

  4. If you can’t find a pre-built version of WSC that works with the API version you’re using, you can build the .jar file from source. Navigate to https://github.com/forcedotcom/wsc and follow the instructions on “Building WSC.”

    Note

    Download the file ending in uber.jar. For example, download the force-wsc-57.0.0-uber.jar file.
  5. Save the WSC .jar file in a known location. You use it to generate stub files with the WSDLs from your Salesforce organization.