I'm working on testing a managed package with Professional Edition. In the past, I've signed up for a trial Salesforce account to test this package. However, since that expires every 30 days, I'd like a more permanent solution.
I have created a PE org in the test environment (from a partner EE org), but that test PE org had access to the API for some reason which invalidated the test cases for a PE org.
Does anyone know how I could get access to a PE org to test with that doesn't expire?
What limits, if any, apply for API calls to a Salesforce org for an ISV with an Aloha app?
I've been unable to find a definitive answer to this question in the documentation. or discussion boards. Am I looking in the wrong place for the documentation?
Is there an apex method for creating a SOQL query based on an email template? Since Salesforce figures the data for all of the objects in a template on the fly, I was hoping that they'd exposed a method that would allow me to generate the same query they would use.
Otherwise, solving this problem is non-trivial due to the number of mappings that would be required.
What limits, if any, apply for API calls to a Salesforce org for an ISV with an Aloha app?
I've been unable to find a definitive answer to this question in the documentation. or discussion boards. Am I looking in the wrong place for the documentation?
We are receiving this error only in client orgs that have been upgraded to Winter '11:
No such column '[FIELD - we have seen CurrencyIsoCode and RecordTypeId]' on entity '[OBJECT - we have seen Contact, User, and Opportunity]'. If you are attempting to use a custom field, be sure to append the '__c' after the custom field name. Please reference your WSDL or the describe call for the appropriate names.
We are unable to replicate this in our developer org and the debug logs from the client orgs are not helpful. None of our Apex code queries or references currency fields let alone CurrencyIsoCode and do not query for RecordTypeId on Contact, Opportunity, or User. The client orgs do not have multiple currencies enabled.
This could potentially be a serious issue when the rest of the Salesforce instances are upgraded to Winter '11 this coming weekend.
We have additionally logged a case with Salesforce. Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.
Is there an apex method for creating a SOQL query based on an email template? Since Salesforce figures the data for all of the objects in a template on the fly, I was hoping that they'd exposed a method that would allow me to generate the same query they would use.
Otherwise, solving this problem is non-trivial due to the number of mappings that would be required.
