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StianSStianS 

Salesforce API for .NET released (Open Source)!

Hi,

 

just wanted to tell that we've just published a Salesforce integration project for .NET on Google Code.

It is considered ver 0.1 and you're free to download and test in your projects.

 

It's quite simple to use:

 

protected void btnSearchAccount_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { Account account = new AccountController().GetByName(txtAccountSearch.Text); lblAccountResult.Text = account != null ? account.Name : "No result"; }

 

This is just a beginning of something that can grow. If you want to join the development, please let me know.

 

http://code.google.com/p/salesforce-dotnet/

 

Best regards

Stian 

 

KM_QuantumColorKM_QuantumColor
Very nicely done!
StianSStianS

Thanks!


We hope that this is just the start.

 

First steps are to involve some skilled .NET developers to use some more energy on it. I've described some things that can be done at http://code.google.com/p/salesforce-dotnet/

I'm ready to give access!  :-)

 

Maybe you want to join? Or do you know someone that use .NET integration in large scale?

 

 

Best regards

Stian   

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I could use some help getting started..... please give me a call at 313-492-7143 or @ john@longnecksolutions.com
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