It seems to wotk fine, but there seems to be a few seconds delay between when the post is created and when the search returns the results. I ntoticed similar behavior doing a SOSL search. I moved away from SOSL query to this thinking there won't be any latency.
Is it the expected behavior?
Here is the API Doc: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.chatterapi.meta/chatterapi/connect_resource_feeds_record.htm#cc_record_feed_items
ForceMob enables the mobile users access and manage Salesforce.com data like Events,Tasks,Accounts, Contacts, Leads,Opportunities, Cases, Campaigns and any other custom objects using their iPad.
Key Features:-
- Search, Update, Add and Delete data for all Salesforce objects
- Supports Custom Fields and Objects configured on Salesforce
- Easier navigation thru the relationships between different objects
- Events Calendar and Task Management
- Integration with Maps, Email, Skype and Chatter.
- Attach Voice Notes and Photos to any Salesforce object.
ForceMob is a secure app and does not store any data on the device. It uses oAuth , a security protocol that Salesforce recommends.
ForceMob works with all editions of Salesforce.com including Sandbox, Contact Manager, Group, Professional, Enterprise and Unlimited.
Apple rejeted our native iPad app for Salesforce.com, citing that the app is tryign to use purchasing/subscription mechanisms. Below is the sumamry of the review response.
"11.13 :We found that your app provides access to external mechanisms for purchases or subscriptions to be used in the app, which is not in compliance with the App Store Review Guidelines."
Basically they are poiting to the Salesforce.com oAuth login dialogue that pops up when the app startsup.
We are in the process of appealing to the apple app review board saying that this app is intended for users that are already have valid salesforce.com licenses.
I think this reveiew guideline is mainly for content publishers like magazines and not for apps that are built around SaaS platforms like Salesforce.com, but the guideline is not very clear. There is a lot of discussion around this topic on the web. http://gigaom.com/apple/jobs-new-in-app-subscription-rules-just-for-publishers/.
If Apple decides to enforce this guideline strictkly, then th ewhole iOS Mobile SDK for Salesforfce.com will be of no use and there won't be any iOS apps for Salesforce.com in future.
We are waiting for Apple review board to respond to our appeal. But, I am curious if anyone else have goen thru similar issue and what Salesforce.com's take on this.
I am developing a native iOS app using Salesforce SDK (connected app). I want to use push notification api to send notification to anyone who is involved in some events (out of Salesforce). But it does not work for me. https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.pushImplGuide.meta/pushImplGuide/connect_resources_notifcations_push.htm
Here's the uri which I use to send a post method: /services/data/v31.0/connect/notifications/push
and the server returned an error: { "message": "The requested API is not available to portal users. You may need to specify a community for portal user access.", "errorCode": "FUNCTIONALITY_NOT_ENABLED" }
Apple rejeted our native iPad app for Salesforce.com, citing that the app is tryign to use purchasing/subscription mechanisms. Below is the sumamry of the review response.
"11.13 :We found that your app provides access to external mechanisms for purchases or subscriptions to be used in the app, which is not in compliance with the App Store Review Guidelines."
Basically they are poiting to the Salesforce.com oAuth login dialogue that pops up when the app startsup.
We are in the process of appealing to the apple app review board saying that this app is intended for users that are already have valid salesforce.com licenses.
I think this reveiew guideline is mainly for content publishers like magazines and not for apps that are built around SaaS platforms like Salesforce.com, but the guideline is not very clear. There is a lot of discussion around this topic on the web. http://gigaom.com/apple/jobs-new-in-app-subscription-rules-just-for-publishers/.
If Apple decides to enforce this guideline strictkly, then th ewhole iOS Mobile SDK for Salesforfce.com will be of no use and there won't be any iOS apps for Salesforce.com in future.
We are waiting for Apple review board to respond to our appeal. But, I am curious if anyone else have goen thru similar issue and what Salesforce.com's take on this.
