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stefankampstefankamp 

Tips for a quick start

Hi,

 

I need to get a head start with accessing salesforce webservices from c# using Visual Studio 2005/2008. I can't seem to find any samples for that.That's not too bod, if only I had a URL to the webservices themselves...

 

OR am I going all wrong here?

 

Hope anyone can help me out here.

 

Thanks!

 

Stefan

SuperfellSuperfell
There's a quick start section in the API docs, i'd start there.
aalbertaalbert
Also, check these resources out: LINK

stefankampstefankamp

thanks guys. Idid find the quick start abou ten minutes after my post :smileyindifferent:

 

I have some issues getting the code to work in Visual Studio 2008, so installed 2005 and will be giving that a shot now...

RPTDeveloperRPTDeveloper
I used the C# sample of the sample start up that was in the namespace Walkthrough. I can start running the code fine. I am able to log in. I get an errror that "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." Is there actually data to be read? Thanks!
stefankampstefankamp

I used that one too. Found a few bugs in the code, but once those are fixed you'll be off in no time...

 

No rocket science there though, so you'll be able to fix them in no time.