test

 finally got this domain back homersantos.com

java.util.NoSuchElementException: Timeout waiting for idle object; Caused by: Timeout waiting for idle object

When you see this error in Boomi connection to Salesforce you might need to raise this Advanced Property for the atom.

Control ID Cache Idle Timeout

The default is 10.  

SFDX not working after password chain on OSX

I couldn't find resources on how to get this fixed.  So I finally completely uninstalled sfdx.  And reinstalled it tested it at the command line first and then tested it at vscode and now I'm back and operational.  So I just have to remember that this is an issue for me on OSX when a keychain may be reset or a password change.

On Windows it worked perfectly.

Luckily I have two operating systems when I work windows and OSX.


Uninstalling SFDX is also

(node:21289) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: TypeError: logger.debugCallback is not a function

at OauthRequestGet.core_1.Logger.child.then (/Users/homer.santos/.local/share/sfdx/node_modules/salesforce-alm/dist/lib/auth/oauthRequest.js:69:24)

at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:68:7)

(node:21289) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection. This error originated either by throwing inside of an async function without a catch block, or by rejecting a promise which was not handled with .catch(). (rejection id: 1)

(node:21289) [DEP0018] DeprecationWarning: Unhandled promise rejections are deprecated. In the future, promise rejections that are not handled will terminate the Node.js process with a non-zero exit code.

Starting SFDX: Authorize an Org

This is cool ... Source Code to Infocom Games.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2019/04/you-can-now-download-the-source-code-for-all-infocom-text-adventure-classics/?fbclid=IwAR2IF9UmTfdaZ7829iiTL2qdiCShXZ0fKTp7Lnv67lIu6h07WZEnNlsEg6Q

I remember playing Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy and Bureacracy.

Passed the Transition Exam II. Waiting till the last minute.

Passed. 

I waited to keep the Advanced Developer name for the longest time but that goes away on April 9.  So took the test.

Now I have both the Platform Developer 1 and Platform Developer 2 Certifications.   Back to 6. 

Here are some pointers if you have to do this quickly. 

Apex Managed Sharing

Process Builder Invocation

Webservice and Rest

Restcallers

Java --- how to invoke Java Classes.

Lightning Javascript  Controller Helper

Compound fields


PermissionSetAssignment --
https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/31655/query-on-permission-sets-held-by-a-user

Study Material for Transition II Salesforce Exam

Here is what I used for studying for the test today.  Which expires on April 9.   I have 3 chances so just reviewed this and then went in.


http://www.decodingthecloud.com/?p=216
http://blog.lopau.com/salesforce-platform-developer-ii-transition-exam-take-aways/


https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/modules/app-development-without-limits/units/app-development-without-limits-concurrency

Salesforce Advanced Developer going away.

This is kind of a sad that it's going away and being replaced.   I actually liked the Advanced Developer Tag. 

The way to get the new one is different too.  For the Advanced Developer, you had to do three things. 
A Multiple Choice Test, a  Programming assignment, and an Essay talking about what you did in your programming assignment.

They recommended 40 hours of work for this but I put in 80.  You had to make sure you wrote twice as many tests to test the positive and the negative.     It also was difficult to schedule the Advanced Developer Programming assignment only a select few can get it if you were on the ball.   I was able to get it and complete it. 

The new title after the Transition exam is Salesforce Platform Developer II.  The Salesforce times are definitely changing.   Now you need to complete a Trailhead Super Badge and the multiple choice.

http://certification.salesforce.com/platformdeveloperII

You have to be an Advanced Apex Specialist.

Development Apex/Visualforce

The tool of choice of the last 2 years has been sublime and mavensmate.   But there are other tools.  I started out with Eclipse because that was the only tool they had for editing code besides doing it in the browser.  Now they have developer console which is buiilt into the browser.

The big plusses for me on sublime is sheer speed of use and simplicity.

I don't think any editors come close to how fast it launches and how fast it gets you to what needs to be done.

I have also tried IntelliJ Idea with Illuminated Cloud for a short time.   It's a purchase only add on so I'm not always using IntelliJ.  I would recommend it for users that already use IntelliJ.  I'm an old java programmer and when I do have to put that hat on I use the Community version of IntelliJ because it gets the job done.  And I don't even have the purchased version of IntelliJ because I only need it sometimes.

I do love that editor though and if I had to I would be using it.  

Debugging Salesforce Sites in Salesforce after Winter '17 Release

Alright something learned today after fighting on turning on Debug.

Put this in the Javascript console:

document.cookie="debug_logs=.force.com;domain=.force.com"

https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/143549/debug-logs-not-working-for-site-guest-users-force-com-sites-after-the-winter-1/143550#143550

I'm just here to test if this works.  

Haven't touched this in a while.

Microsoft wants employees to code Windows Phone 7 apps 'in their spare time'

Why does this seem sort of odd?

Microsoft wants employees to code Windows Phone 7 apps 'in their spare time': "

You had to know those freebie WP7 devices for Microsoft employees would come with a few strings attached. We imagined the Redmond brain trust was aiming for some word-of-mouth popularization along with a boost in team morale and proactivity, but as it turns out, things are a little more codified than that. TechFlash has what it claims to be the internal memo announcing the free Windows Phone 7 handsets -- from mobile chief Andy Lees, who hasn't been having the best of times lately -- which sets out Redmond's expectation that employees should 'evangelize' the product at every opportunity, while also setting aside some spare time before launch to develop apps (but, you know, only if they really want to). The idea, clearly, is to harness Microsoft's massive talent pool to try and get a headstart on populating the Marketplace with compelling content; we're just not too sure the 'spare time' bit is going to go over quite as well as the 'free smartphone' part. Either way, you'll find the full email from Andy at the source.



[Thanks, Mint]

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Apple bunging Bing search into iPhone?

Hmm I'm not sure about this. Why doesn't apple just buy Yahoo. To me now there are 3 big players in the browser, phone, and OS market ... the only thing missing from Apple's arsenal is a search engine that they can make money with advertisement.

Somehow.

Not sure how that would play in their plan but then there would be no question what browser search engine they should be using.

Apple no matter what has the best delivery program ever in iTunes, where they dominate in music, video, and apps. And now with the upcoming announcement they will do print media. Which means will this be the saving grace somehow for newspapers maybe an actual charging program.

Apple is king in making something that could have been free (aka Napster) to something that makes money.

Apple bunging Bing search into iPhone?: "

Ready to get your Bing on, iPhone owners? That curious little Microsoft search engine you shrugged off just a few months ago could become a mainstay in your daily routine if BusinessWeek's sources are correct. According to a pair of persons familiar with the matter, Apple and Microsoft are discussing dropping Google as the default search engine on Apple's somewhat popular handset -- talks that have been underway for 'weeks,' apparently. BW paints the move as further evidence of an escalating rivalry between Apple and Google. In fact, one BW source claims that, 'Microsoft is now a pawn in that battle.' No doubt, the once cozy relationship has seemingly fractured with Google CEO Eric Schmidt vacating Apple's board and Apple recently snapping up Lala and Quattro Wireless -- acquisitions that some analysts see as defensive measures against a rapidly encroaching Google. Isn't competition fun?

Apple bunging Bing search into iPhone? originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 20 Jan 2010 01:57:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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quickl learn of python syntax interesting stuff

Trying to achieve 75% on my unit tests for salesforce . Salesforce forces you to do unit tests when you want to deploy.

is wondering if anybody else with SprintPCS got slammed with long distance charges to Guam.

is taking Oli to San Diego Zoo, while Rachelle works.

Happy New Year.

Is boarding at sugar bowl

is getting ready to go boarding today.