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keerthi
Windows
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File
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Connection Error
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Force.com IDE
The Steps are
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Download Eclipse 3.2 and jre
In Eclipse
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Go to Help menu
--Software updates
---Find and Install
---Select Remote site
--- as Force.com IDE
Windows
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--Open perspective
--other
--Force.com
File
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--New
--Force.com project
--user name
--password
--security token
--soap endpoing http://test.salesforce.com/soap/u/12.0
After this i will be getting this error. I have given security token also but it will not work. Can anyone help me to solve this.
Connection Error
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Unabale to create connection to salesforce
Invalid username or password or locked out
Retry or Abort to verify your organization settings
Again, it all depends on your business and the permanence of this need.
Hi,
Thanks for reply. I tried with the security token. Even then it show the same error. Is thers any other solution to solve this. I tried many times with different security tokens
Project Name:
User Name:
Password:
Security Token:
SOAP Endpoint:
https://test.salesforce.com/services/soap/u/12.0
https://prerelwww.soama.salesforce.com/service/soap/u/12.0
http://www.salesforce.com/service/soap/u/12.0
Connection Error:
Unable to create connection to salesforce
Invalid user name or password or locked out
Retry or abort to verify your organization settings
my login history is:
Where is the trigger that you wish to Deploy? I'm guessing it's in a Dev org or a Sandbox. Have you successfully connected to that but just not to your Production org (or vice versa)?
If it's a Dev or Production org, are you setting the endpoint to: http://www.salesforce.com/service/soap/u/12.0 ?
If it's a Sandbox, are you setting the endpoint to: https://test.salesforce.com/services/soap/u/12.0 ?
You shouldn't need a security token if you're able to login to either your Dev org or Sandbox by browser on the same computer from which you're trying to connect from Eclipse; If Salesforce has your IP logged as a recognized IP for your browser, then it will extend that recognition to Eclipse as well.
And sorry to be oversimplifying matters, but have you resorted to "Is the unit plugged in?" tactics like setting your password to 123456 to make sure that you couldn't possibly be mistyping it?