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Product Evaluation - MuleSoft Anypoint Platform one day workshop

People, Business Executives, Enterprise Architects, Solution/System/Application Architects, Tech Leads, Developers, who are looking for and want to know more about MuleSoft Integration offering which is compared to other key providers like Software AG WebMethods, Oracle SOA Suite, WSO2, Informatica, etc. Recently I attended a one day Workshop on MuleSoft Anypoint platform . The overall goal of this workshop was to evaluate MuleSoft integration technology offering for a mid-size integration environment which is currently supported through Software AG WebMethods and Oracle SOA Suite. So, if you are in process of evaluating MuleSoft Anypoint Platform for your integration needs, this write up will give you a good high level executive summary overview. MuleSoft Product Offering falls under following category of market offering: iPaaS (Integration Platform as a Service) Hybrid Integration On-Premise Integration Platform Internet of Things (#IOT) Integration Mule

Salesforce - Scheduling a Schedule Job

Following are the different ways to schedule a Schedule Job through a script. Run the given code in Execute Anonymous window and then you could see in Setting -> 'Scheduled Job' that your Job is waiting to be executed. Run a Schedule Job NOW Method - 1 ScheduleSalesTargets c = new ScheduleSalesTargets(); c.execute(null); Method - 2 (This one I prefer, whenever I need to run a job) Check the current Time. If it is, let's say 10:39 AM, in your clock, then set the minute to 41. This will schedule the job for 10:41 AM just two minutes from now. But, if you set minute value to 38, then it will schedule to next hour 11:38 AM ScheduleSales c = new ScheduleSales(); String sch = '0 0 * * * ?'; System.schedule('Sales Job Name - 1', '0 41 * * * ?', c); You could repeat following, so that job keeps running every 5 minutes while you debug and change the Apex code behind the scene. ScheduleSales c = new ScheduleSales(); String sch = &#

Salesforce - Microsoft Power BI

This document outlines basic steps to install and configure Power BI with Salesforce. Usage / Highlights Retrieve User Data from Salesforce Retrieve Reports from Salesforce Read Only Access to Salesforce Connection to Salesforce is made on behalf of User. In other words, Login Session belongs to the User. Power BI utilises Salesforce OAuth security framework to connect to Salesforce Previous version of Power BI used to be Power Query, but not supported for TLS 1.1 or higher, thus could not connect to Salesforce after TLS 1.1 Security upgrade. Find details on Power Query Installation here . Installation - Power BI Publisher for Excel Download Link Download Power BI publisher for Excel Download for Office 64 Bit ( or 32 Bit) as needed. Close Microsoft Office Application Double click the installer file named "PowerBIpublisher_[64bit][en-us].msi" Installation - Power BI Desktop Follow the guide as provide on this site - https://powerbi.microsoft.com/e

Document / Tutorial	URL
How to use Git with Force.com IDE	https://developer.salesforce.com/blogs/labs/2011/04/how-to-use-git-github-force-com-ide-open-source-labs-apps.html
Bringing metadata to Git	https://developer.salesforce.com/page/Syncing_Salesforce_Org_Metadata_to_Github
Sample Salesforce Deployment labs	https://developer.salesforce.com/trailhead/module/alm_deployment
Git branching model	http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/
Git tutorials	https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials http://www.git-tower.com/learn/git/videos

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