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Is it possible to deploy Java application to Force.com?

Can I deploy Java application to Force.com platform? Now it seems only support writting Apex codes in the platform...
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You can most certainly only write Apex code applications on the force.com platform, yes. And it really is a discipline in it's own right.

If you have a Java application that you would like to integrate with a force.com project, we have an incredibly powerful tool called "Canvas" which allows you to embed existing applications ON you Salesforce pages, with a suite of tools for integrating/authenticating and sharing data between the two.

You can read up more on Canvas here:
https://developer.salesforce.com/page/Force.com_Canvas

and read the developers guide here:
http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/platform_connect/index_Left.htm


(basically tl;dr it allows you to stick an iFrame on a force.com page and provides a bunch of Javascript tools to pass data between salesforce and your external app)

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Nope. FORCE.COM is a platform on its own. If you want to deploy existing apps consider using paas providers like Heroku.
srlawr uksrlawr uk
You can most certainly only write Apex code applications on the force.com platform, yes. And it really is a discipline in it's own right.

If you have a Java application that you would like to integrate with a force.com project, we have an incredibly powerful tool called "Canvas" which allows you to embed existing applications ON you Salesforce pages, with a suite of tools for integrating/authenticating and sharing data between the two.

You can read up more on Canvas here:
https://developer.salesforce.com/page/Force.com_Canvas

and read the developers guide here:
http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/platform_connect/index_Left.htm


(basically tl;dr it allows you to stick an iFrame on a force.com page and provides a bunch of Javascript tools to pass data between salesforce and your external app)
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