public void Publish_Package_InstalledAndRunning ()
{
var clientId = ConfigHelper.ReadAppSetting ("CguSalesforceConnector.FunctionalTests", "ClientId");
var clientSecret = ConfigHelper.ReadAppSetting ("CguSalesforceConnector.FunctionalTests", "ClientSecret");
var username = ConfigHelper.ReadAppSetting ("CguSalesforceConnector.FunctionalTests", "Username");
var password = ConfigHelper.ReadAppSetting ("CguSalesforceConnector.FunctionalTests", "Password");
var flow = new UsernamePasswordAuthenticationFlow (clientId, clientSecret, username, password);
var client = new CguSalesforceConnector.SalesforceClient();
client.Authenticate (flow);
var users = client.Query<UserStub> ("SELECT Username, Email FROM USER");
Assert.That (users.Count > 0);
Assert.IsFalse (String.IsNullOrEmpty (users [0].Username));
Assert.IsFalse (String.IsNullOrEmpty (users [0].Email));
Assert.IsTrue (String.IsNullOrEmpty (users [0].Alias));
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// See the SalesforceSetupWalkthrough.doc for information on how to configure your SalesForce account
// from your setup >> create >> apps >> connected apps settings in SalesForce
const string sfdcConsumerKey = "3MVG9Y6d_Btp4xp4TTfFOaMzmXtEbo_IFXR3.CXyKsFOnlQnN3zdMKM0DHZFTIf5noog9.cP7xSD7X1MwtA.Z";
const string sfdcConsumerSecret = "6105525243886775936";
// your user credentials in salesforce
const string sfdcUserName = "******";
const string sfdcPassword = "******";
// your security token form salesforce. Name >> My Settings >> Personal >> Reset My Security Token
const string sfdcToken = "sI7CFyUKKQ2NEjqhGh4fQFqU";
var client = new CguSalesforceConnector.SalesforceClient();
var authFlow = new UsernamePasswordAuthenticationFlow(sfdcConsumerKey, sfdcConsumerSecret, sfdcUserName, sfdcPassword + sfdcToken);
// all actions should be in a try-catch - i'll just do the authentication one for an example
try
{
client.Authenticate(authFlow);
}
catch (CguSalesforceConnector.SalesforceException ex)
{
Console.WriteLine("Authentication failed: {0} : {1}", ex.Error, ex.Message);
}
// create a record using a class instance
SFCaseUpdate myCase = new SFCaseUpdate();
myCase.Subject = "This is the subject of my salesforce case";
myCase.Description = "This is the description of my salesforce case";
myCase.Rank__c = 5;
// client.Create("Case", myCase);
// create a record using an anonymous class and returns the ID
// string resultID = client.Create("Case", new { Subject = "This is the subject of another salesforce case", Description = "This is the description of that other salesforce case", Rank__c = 5 });
// query records
var records = client.Query<SFCase>("SELECT id FROM Account");
foreach (var r in records)
{
Console.WriteLine("Query Records {0}:", r.id);
}
// find the record we just added by the ID we captured above in resultID
// var record = client.FindById<SFCase>("Case", resultID);
//Console.WriteLine("\n\nRead this record {0} {1} {2} {3} {4}\n\n", record.id, record.CaseNumber, record.Subject, record.Description, record.Rank__c);
// update that record and set the custom field rank to 1 using an anonymous class.
// client.Update("Case", resultID, new { Rank__c = 1 });
// update that record and set the custom field rank to 9001 using a class instance, note that i have to fill in every property from the record or it will push back nulls
SFCaseUpdate myupdate = new SFCaseUpdate();
myupdate.Rank__c = 9001;
// myupdate.Description = record.Description;
//myupdate.Subject = record.Subject;
// client.Update("Case", resultID, myupdate);
// re-read it to see if it updated correctly, rank should = 9001
//var record2 = client.FindById<SFCase>("Case", resultID);
//Console.WriteLine("Read this record again {0} {1} {2} {3} {4}\n\n", record2.id, record2.CaseNumber, record2.Subject, record2.Description, record2.Rank__c);
// now delete the record I added
// client.Delete("Case", resultID);
Console.WriteLine("Hit Enter to Exit");
Console.ReadKey();
}
