By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Identify various integration techniques
• Develop methods for integrating with Force.com
• Identify the advantages of various integration techniques
• Integrate with Force.com Web services
• Build custom Web services

Integrations Overview

• Key Characteristics of an Integration
• Salesforce Integration Mechanisms

Security and Authorization, and Authentication

• Force.com Security
• Single Sign-on with Federated Identity using SAML
• Single Sign-on Delegated Authentication

Working with Salesforce Data

• Retrieving Data: Objects, SOQL and SOSL

SOAP API

• Working with SOAP API
• Working with the Partner WSDL
• Debugging and Testing
• Advanced API Techniques

JSON

• JSON Basics
• JSON Java
• JSON and C#

Force.com REST APIs

• The Basics of REST
• The REST API
• The Chatter API

Force.com Bulk API

• An Overview of the Bulk API
• Using the Bulk API to Modify Data
• Querying with the Bulk API

Force.com Streaming API

• The Architecture
• Working with the Streaming API
• Key Streaming API Facts

Data Loader in Architecture

• Data Loader Overview
• Including Data Loader in Architecture

Apex, Data Loader and Integrations

• Custom Apex Web Services
• Apex Callouts
• Email Services

Declarative Integration Features

• Outbound Messaging
• Salesforce to Salesforce

Visualforce, Portals, Sites, Site.com, and Ideas Integration

• Mashups and Visualforce
• Portals Integration
• Sites
• Site.com Overview
• Ideas Integration

Design Workshop

• Review
• Architecting a Solution

Integrating with Force.com is ideal for independent software vendors (ISVs), customer developers, and system integrators wanting to learn how to design and build integrations with Force.com cloud platform applications.

It is not necessary to be a Force.com developer to take this course; however, we recommend that participants be familiar with the Force.com platform and proficient in an object-oriented programming language such as Java or C#.