Apex Framework / library for consuming REST servicesIs there a defacto 3rd party utilities library for Apex such as Apache Commons is for Java?Replicate Cross Object Formulas with Apex FrameworkApex Trigger Framework to handle old data and validationRegarding Rest Services using Rest ApiRe-trigger rest call if i get read time out error using apexApex REST API escaped quotesDisplaying Apex REST Callout issueApex rest HttpGet Method helpIs there a rest api that check the api calls limit without consuming an api call?Design pattern for an attachment trigger using trigger framework?
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Apex Framework / library for consuming REST services
Is there a defacto 3rd party utilities library for Apex such as Apache Commons is for Java?Replicate Cross Object Formulas with Apex FrameworkApex Trigger Framework to handle old data and validationRegarding Rest Services using Rest ApiRe-trigger rest call if i get read time out error using apexApex REST API escaped quotesDisplaying Apex REST Callout issueApex rest HttpGet Method helpIs there a rest api that check the api calls limit without consuming an api call?Design pattern for an attachment trigger using trigger framework?
To consume REST services there is a lot of boilerplate code needed:
- Build Apex Objects to model the responses
- Code to deserialize REST responses to those classes
- Handling of HTTP requests, responses and errors
- ...
Did anyone come up with patterns or best practices codified into an open source library or framework that one could just reuse in a similar project without reinventing the callout-wheel over an over again?
Like the zillions of trigger-frameworks that exist as repos on Github...
callout rest design-patterns libraries framework
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To consume REST services there is a lot of boilerplate code needed:
- Build Apex Objects to model the responses
- Code to deserialize REST responses to those classes
- Handling of HTTP requests, responses and errors
- ...
Did anyone come up with patterns or best practices codified into an open source library or framework that one could just reuse in a similar project without reinventing the callout-wheel over an over again?
Like the zillions of trigger-frameworks that exist as repos on Github...
callout rest design-patterns libraries framework
asked 2 hours ago
Robert SösemannRobert Sösemann
13.1k1178224
add a comment |
To consume REST services there is a lot of boilerplate code needed:
- Build Apex Objects to model the responses
- Code to deserialize REST responses to those classes
- Handling of HTTP requests, responses and errors
- ...
Did anyone come up with patterns or best practices codified into an open source library or framework that one could just reuse in a similar project without reinventing the callout-wheel over an over again?
Like the zillions of trigger-frameworks that exist as repos on Github...
callout rest design-patterns libraries framework
asked 2 hours ago
Robert SösemannRobert Sösemann
13.1k1178224
To consume REST services there is a lot of boilerplate code needed:
- Build Apex Objects to model the responses
- Code to deserialize REST responses to those classes
- Handling of HTTP requests, responses and errors
- ...
Did anyone come up with patterns or best practices codified into an open source library or framework that one could just reuse in a similar project without reinventing the callout-wheel over an over again?
Like the zillions of trigger-frameworks that exist as repos on Github...
callout rest design-patterns libraries framework
callout rest design-patterns libraries framework
asked 2 hours ago
Robert SösemannRobert Sösemann
13.1k1178224
asked 2 hours ago
Robert SösemannRobert Sösemann
13.1k1178224
asked 2 hours ago
Robert SösemannRobert Sösemann
13.1k1178224
asked 2 hours ago
Robert SösemannRobert Sösemann
13.1k1178224
asked 2 hours ago
Robert SösemannRobert Sösemann
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13.1k1178224
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The ffhttp library should do the trick: https://github.com/financialforcedev/ffhttp-core
It includes error handling, redirections, building header fields, oauth, mime attachments and more.
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The ffhttp library should do the trick: https://github.com/financialforcedev/ffhttp-core
It includes error handling, redirections, building header fields, oauth, mime attachments and more.
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The ffhttp library should do the trick: https://github.com/financialforcedev/ffhttp-core
It includes error handling, redirections, building header fields, oauth, mime attachments and more.
answered 1 hour ago
frup42frup42
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Awesome. Actually a fully sufficient answer but I will leave it open to invite more people to share.
– Robert Sösemann
50 mins ago
add a comment |
The ffhttp library should do the trick: https://github.com/financialforcedev/ffhttp-core
It includes error handling, redirections, building header fields, oauth, mime attachments and more.
answered 1 hour ago
frup42frup42
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The ffhttp library should do the trick: https://github.com/financialforcedev/ffhttp-core
It includes error handling, redirections, building header fields, oauth, mime attachments and more.
answered 1 hour ago
frup42frup42
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– Robert Sösemann
50 mins ago
Awesome. Actually a fully sufficient answer but I will leave it open to invite more people to share.
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