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dani a.ax940dani a.ax940 

Salesforce integration with TIBCO

Hi All,
I am trying to integrate salesforce with TIBCO. It will be a two way kind of integration. I have generated the Enterprise WSDL and provided it to my client to faciliate login into salesforce. But they are not able to login. Maybe few of the settings in TIBCO is missing. Also when I try consuming there WSDL, I am able to generate the apex class but not able to send the request as the url and ip provided to me is unreachable. I want to know the steps to integrate Salesforce and TIBCO. Can anyone please share there experience with some documents explaining step by step of integration with TIBCO.

Thanks in advance.
Ashish_SFDCAshish_SFDC
Hi Dani, 


See the below links, 

TIBCO BusinessWorks Salesforce.com Plug-in

https://docs.tibco.com/products/tibco-businessworks-salesforce-com-plug-in-2-4-0

https://developer.salesforce.com/forums?id=906F00000009AreIAE

https://developer.salesforce.com/forums?id=906F00000009AZyIAM


Regards,
Ashish
Mandeep KohliMandeep Kohli
You need to consider few things here:

When Tibco calling salesfoce using Plugin proper Salesforce certs and tra settings need to be included. What error tibco team is getting while making call to Salesforce?
Salesforce request not reaching Tibco depends whether Tibco is exposed to be consumed by Salesforce at network layer or not.
Ella JohnElla John
Use the Salesforce.com ODBC Driver to connect TIBCO (https://mindmajix.com/tibco-be-training" target="_blank) Spotfire Desktop to Salesforce.com and provide real time access to your Salesforce.com objects, enabling you to analyse Salesforce.com data from your Spotfire dashboard.
Spotfire Desktop lets users create bar charts, cross tables, scatter plots and other visualisations with data pulled from various sources including ODBCDSNs.

The Salesforce.com ODBC Driver is available to download from the Easysoft web site:
Download the Windows Salesforce.com ODBC Driver. (Registration required.)
Install and license the Salesforce.com ODBC Driver on the machine where Spotfire Desktop is installed.
For installation instructions, see the Salesforce.com ODBC Driver documentation.

Before you can use the Salesforce.com ODBC Driver to connect Spotfire to Salesforce, you need to configure an ODBC data source. An ODBC data source stores the connection details for the target database (e.g. Salesforce.com) and the ODBC driver that is required to connect to it (e.g. the Salesforce.com ODBC driver).

You can configure a User ODBC data source, which is only available to the user who creates it, or a System ODBC data source, which is available to all users on the machine. You configure ODBC data sources in ODBC Administrator, which is included with Windows.
To run ODBC Administrator on 32-bit Windows, open Administrative Tools in Control Panel, and then open Data Sources (ODBC). (On older versions of Windows, the Control Panel applet that launches ODBC Administrator is labelled Data Sources.)
To run ODBC Administrator on 64-bit Windows, in the Windows Run dialog box, type:

%windir%\syswow64\odbcad32.exe