Note: Apex Classes exposed as Web services in an authorized managed package are NOT publicly accessible in Group and Professional Edition, even with the special authorization. However, Apex Classes that make Web service callouts to external services will work in Group and Professional Editions.
You have a separate hosted app that you want to integrate with Salesforce, so you'll need to make API calls to GE/PE customers. By default, this is not possible, but if you've passed the Security Review, you can request a special API Token that allows your SOAP calls to integrate with GE/PE. You will just need to embed the Client ID in the SOAP header of your external code.
We're trying to build a simple app that uses custom objects and events/triggers found in all Force.Com and Salesforce CRM editions. I want to make sure that passing security review will mean that it will work with all editions.
Note: Apex Classes exposed as Web services in an authorized managed package are NOT publicly accessible in Group and Professional Edition, even with the special authorization. However, Apex Classes that make Web service callouts to external services will work in Group and Professional Editions.
You have a separate hosted app that you want to integrate with Salesforce, so you'll need to make API calls to GE/PE customers. By default, this is not possible, but if you've passed the Security Review, you can request a special API Token that allows your SOAP calls to integrate with GE/PE. You will just need to embed the Client ID in the SOAP header of your external code.
We're trying to build a simple app that uses custom objects and events/triggers found in all Force.Com and Salesforce CRM editions. I want to make sure that passing security review will mean that it will work with all editions.
