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| MQEnthu |
 Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2017 1:35 am Post subject: Salesforce Integration using IIB |
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We have requirement to integrate our on premise applications with Salesforce application on Cloud.
We are trying achive this using the IIB which already have.
We see that in "Application Integration Suite Mode", we can use Salesforce request node and connect to salesforce.
We can also use SOAP nodes and connect to Salesforce using SOAP API. Wanted to know the advantages of using "Salesforce request node" over using SOAP nodes to connect to Salesforce .How does it differ? 
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| martinb |
| Posted: Fri Apr 28, 2017 10:44 pm Post subject: |
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Simplicity, and reduced dev / maintenance costs.
With IIB's Salesforce request node you simply select to either create, delete, retrieve, or update a saleforce record providing it's ID or a simple filter.
Compare setting these as per "Using local environment variables with Salesforce nodes" with having to construct the entire content and headers for your own SOAP messages, and then test and maintain them.
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| MQEnthu |
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Simplicity, and reduced dev / maintenance costs.
With IIB's Salesforce request node you simply select to either create, delete, retrieve, or update a saleforce record providing it's ID or a simple filter.
Compare setting these as per "Using local environment variables with Salesforce nodes" with having to construct the entire content and headers for your own SOAP messages, and then test and maintain them. |
Thank you!
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