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highgosh Using Apex in a trigger, how can one find the current SFDC instance (the pod - like "cs3") when in a sandbox logged in under a My Domain? Using Url.getSalesforceBaseUrl().getHost(); doesn't seem to get us there.
I ended up finding this routing table, which allows me to do a query for the OrgId via Apex, and then look at the 4th character in the OrgID which explains which SFDC instance (server) this is on.
"login" => array("Login: Production/Developer",""), "test" => array("Login: Sandbox (test)",""), "prerellogin.pre" => array("Login: Pre-Release", ""), "na0-api" => array("NA0 (ssl)","0"), "na1-api" => array("NA1","3"), "na2-api" => array("NA2","4"), "na3-api" => array("NA3","5"), "na4-api" => array("NA4","6"), "na5-api" => array("NA5","7"), "na6-api" => array("NA6","8"), "na7-api" => array("NA7","A"), "na8-api" => array("NA8","C"), "na9-api" => array("NA9","E"), "na10-api" => array("NA10","F"), "na11-api" => array("NA11","G"), "na12-api" => array("NA12","U"), "na14-api" => array("NA14","d"), "ap0-api" => array("AP0 (ap)","1"), "ap1-api" => array("AP1","9"), "eu0-api" => array("EU0 (emea)","2"), "eu1-api" => array("EU1","D"), "eu2-api" => array("EU2","b"), "tapp0-api" => array("Sandbox: CS0 (tapp0)","T"), "cs1-api" => array("Sandbox: CS1","S"), "cs2-api" => array("Sandbox: CS2","R"), "cs3-api" => array("Sandbox: CS3","Q"), "cs4-api" => array("Sandbox: CS4","P"), "cs5-api" => array("Sandbox: CS5","O"), "cs6-api" => array("Sandbox: CS6","N"), "cs7-api" => array("Sandbox: CS7","M"), "cs8-api" => array("Sandbox: CS8","L"), "cs9-api" => array("Sandbox: CS9","K"), "cs10-api" => array("Sandbox: CS10","J"), "cs11-api" => array("Sandbox: CS11","Z"), "cs12-api" => array("Sandbox: CS12","V"), "cs13-api" => array("Sandbox: CS13","W"), "cs14-api" => array("Sandbox: CS14","c"), "cs15-api" => array("Sandbox: CS15","e"), "cs16-api" => array("Sandbox: CS16","f"), "cs17-api" => array("Sandbox: CS17","g"), "prerelna1.pre" => array("Pre-Release: NA1","t")All Answers
I am afraid you won't be able to et the instance using Apex if My domain is already deployed.
Hmmm, well, here's the challenge. Let's say I need to create a URL that will hit a Sites page. Let's say that the Site in question is running in a sandbox under a My Domain. Per documentation, if you want to create an secure URL (SSL), for some reason, the requirement is for the link to be changed to the following format.
https://mycompany.mysandbox.cs1.force.com
...thereby requiring that we know which SFDC server this Site is sitting on.
Documentation: http://na14.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/sites_creating_subdomain.htm
I'm not sure it's possible for us to figure this out programmatically, since the System.URL.getSalesforceBaseURL().getHost(); in this situation will respond back without the "cs##" included in it.
Help?
You are getting confused here.In
https://mycompany.mysandbox.cs1.force.com
mycompany is Site sub doamin which you have to register while creting a Force.com Site,it is not your My Domain which is the domain of your salesforce org not the Site.
I hope now it is clear to you.To get the URL of site try below code :-
Site.getCurrentSiteUrl();
You can also go through the below link for more :-
http://boards.developerforce.com/t5/Apex-Code-Development/Get-Current-Page-URL-in-Apex-Class-Full-amp-Exact-URL/td-p/134623
I ended up finding this routing table, which allows me to do a query for the OrgId via Apex, and then look at the 4th character in the OrgID which explains which SFDC instance (server) this is on.
"login" => array("Login: Production/Developer",""), "test" => array("Login: Sandbox (test)",""), "prerellogin.pre" => array("Login: Pre-Release", ""), "na0-api" => array("NA0 (ssl)","0"), "na1-api" => array("NA1","3"), "na2-api" => array("NA2","4"), "na3-api" => array("NA3","5"), "na4-api" => array("NA4","6"), "na5-api" => array("NA5","7"), "na6-api" => array("NA6","8"), "na7-api" => array("NA7","A"), "na8-api" => array("NA8","C"), "na9-api" => array("NA9","E"), "na10-api" => array("NA10","F"), "na11-api" => array("NA11","G"), "na12-api" => array("NA12","U"), "na14-api" => array("NA14","d"), "ap0-api" => array("AP0 (ap)","1"), "ap1-api" => array("AP1","9"), "eu0-api" => array("EU0 (emea)","2"), "eu1-api" => array("EU1","D"), "eu2-api" => array("EU2","b"), "tapp0-api" => array("Sandbox: CS0 (tapp0)","T"), "cs1-api" => array("Sandbox: CS1","S"), "cs2-api" => array("Sandbox: CS2","R"), "cs3-api" => array("Sandbox: CS3","Q"), "cs4-api" => array("Sandbox: CS4","P"), "cs5-api" => array("Sandbox: CS5","O"), "cs6-api" => array("Sandbox: CS6","N"), "cs7-api" => array("Sandbox: CS7","M"), "cs8-api" => array("Sandbox: CS8","L"), "cs9-api" => array("Sandbox: CS9","K"), "cs10-api" => array("Sandbox: CS10","J"), "cs11-api" => array("Sandbox: CS11","Z"), "cs12-api" => array("Sandbox: CS12","V"), "cs13-api" => array("Sandbox: CS13","W"), "cs14-api" => array("Sandbox: CS14","c"), "cs15-api" => array("Sandbox: CS15","e"), "cs16-api" => array("Sandbox: CS16","f"), "cs17-api" => array("Sandbox: CS17","g"), "prerelna1.pre" => array("Pre-Release: NA1","t")This mapping does not always work.
We were moved to a new POD and the OrgId did not change (4th char still represents to orig org not the new org)
Also my findings show then the Url.getSalesforceBaseUrl().getHost(); returns the domain it was instatiated
Ex:
API (Force IDE execute Anon) will return the normal api domain with pod
when running APEX from native UI ( developer console) it returns the mydomain name
and when in a VF controller returns the VF domain.
Please reply if anyone finds a workaround.