Course Overview
1m 11s
Course Overview 1m 11s

Touring the Force.com Integration APIs
51m 16s
Introduction 0m 23s
Goals for the Course 0m 58s
Course Prerequisites 1m 28s
Module Overview 1m 1s
Salesforce Momentum 1m 20s
Why Use Force.com APIs? 1m 41s
Demo Description: Setting up Your Account 1m 34s
Demo: Setting up Your Account 10m 9s
Force.com Integration Patterns 6m 26s
Force.com's Integration-related Services 6m 47s
Overview of Demo Application 1m 25s
Demo Description: Setting up Your Environment 1m 15s
Demo: Setting up Your (Salesforce) Environment 12m 1s
Demo: Setting up Your (Development) Environment 3m 15s
Summary 1m 27s

Using the Force.com SOAP API to Integrate with Enterprise Apps
51m 30s
Introduction 2m 41s
Decomposing a SOAP API Call 1m 19s
When Do You Use It? 1m 14s
Authenticating SOAP API Users 2m 31s
Two SOAP API WSDL Options 2m 32s
Demo Description: Accessing Force.com WSDLs 0m 26s
Demo: Accessing Force.com WSDLs 2m 37s
What Are SOAP Objects? 8m 37s
Types of SOAP API Calls 1m 35s
Demo Description: Making SOAP API Calls 0m 25s
Demo: Making SOAP API Calls 5m 33s
Handling Faults 2m 29s
SOAP Headers 1m 13s
Demo Description: Working with SOAP Headers 0m 20s
Demo: Working with SOAP Headers 4m 18s
Building Custom SOAP Services 2m 30s
Demo Description: Creating a Custom SOAP Service 0m 24s
Demo: Creating a Custom SOAP Service 4m 0s
API Limits 1m 18s
Monitoring API Usage 0m 41s
Demo Description: Monitoring API Usage 0m 21s
Demo: Monitoring API Usage 2m 22s
Summary 1m 53s

Creating Lightweight Integrations with the Force.com REST API
59m 33s
Introduction 1m 42s
Anatomy of a REST API Call 1m 3s
When Do You Use It? 1m 18s
Authenticating REST API Users 4m 45s
Demo Description: Authenticating REST API Users 0m 24s
Demo: Authenticating REST API Users 5m 21s
What Are REST Objects? 0m 43s
Types of REST API Calls via Standard Interface 1m 23s
Switching Between XML and JSON 0m 47s
REST API Response Codes 2m 54s
Demo Description: Retrieving Records with the REST API 0m 32s
Demo: Retrieving Records with the REST API 5m 37s
Demo Description: REST API Calls From a Node.js Application 0m 37s
Demo: REST API Calls From a Node.js Application 4m 11s
Client-side Caching with Conditional Requests 1m 49s
Maximize Round Trips with Composite Calls 4m 10s
Demo Description: Performing Composite Calls 0m 25s
Demo: Performing Composite Calls 11m 40s
Building Custom REST Services 2m 34s
Demo Description: Building a Custom REST Service 0m 45s
Demo: Building a Custom REST Service 5m 10s
Summary 1m 34s

Interacting with Bulk Data in Force.com
46m 58s
Introduction 1m 26s
Key Concepts in the Bulk API 1m 9s
When Do You Use It? 1m 28s
Lifecycle of a Bulk API Interaction 1m 39s
Authenticating Bulk API Users 0m 38s
The Lifecycle of a Job 3m 49s
About Batches 2m 26s
Batches Take CSV, XML, Binary Content 2m 41s
Demo Description: Creating and Executing Jobs 0m 31s
Demo: Creating and Executing Jobs 9m 9s
Using Transformation Specs 1m 41s
Demo Description: Creating and Applying Transformation Specs 0m 29s
Demo: Creating and Applying Transformation Specs 7m 26s
Handling Failures 1m 26s
Executing Bulk Queries 1m 16s
Demo Description: Submitting Bulk Queries 0m 31s
Demo: Submitting Bulk Queries 4m 17s
Best Practices for Bulk API Usage 2m 4s
Bulk API Limits 1m 20s
Summary 1m 23s

Using Force.com Outbound Messaging for Real-time Push Integration
29m 58s
Introduction 1m 12s
About Reliable Delivery 1m 27s
Key Concepts in Outbound Messaging 2m 46s
When Do You Use It? 1m 11s
Securing Outbound Messaging Solutions 0m 50s
Flow for Creating Outbound Messages 0m 46s
Demo Description: Creating an Outbound Message 0m 49s
Demo: Creating an Outbound Message 3m 47s
Configuring Clients 1m 32s
Demo Demonstration: Configuring a Client 0m 34s
Demo: Configuring a Client 9m 27s
Tracking Outbound Messages 1m 9s
Demo Description: Tracking Failed Outbound Messages 0m 38s
Demo: Tracking Failed Outbound Messages 2m 16s
Summary 1m 26s

Doing Push Integration Anywhere with the Force.com Streaming API
36m 5s
Introduction 1m 28s
Key Concepts in the Streaming API 1m 9s
When Do You Use It? 0m 52s
Bayeux Protocol and CometD 1m 11s
How Does It Differ from Outbound Messaging? 0m 56s
Authenticating Streaming API Users 0m 52s
What Are PushTopics? 4m 16s
Creating a PushTopic 0m 59s
Demo Description: Creating and Testing a PushTopic 0m 29s
Demo: Creating and Testing a PushTopic 5m 28s
Creating Streaming Clients 1m 43s
Demo Description: Configuring a Streaming API Node.js Client 0m 26s
Demo: Configuring a Streaming API Node.js Client 6m 18s
All About Generic Streaming 1m 27s
Demo Description: Using Generic Streaming 0m 23s
Demo: Using Generic Streaming 5m 26s
Streaming API Limits 0m 56s
Summary 1m 36s

Consuming External Services with Force.com Apex Callouts
37m 31s
Introduction 1m 32s
Key Concepts in Apex Callouts 1m 34s
When Do You Use It? 0m 47s
About Remote Site Settings 1m 1s
Demo Description: Creating and Configuring a Remote Site 0m 35s
Demo: Creating and Configuring a Remote Site 4m 20s
Using Named Credentials 2m 21s
Demo Description: Configuring a Named Credential 0m 17s
Demo: Configuring a Named Credential 1m 19s
Generating Apex Classes from a WSDL 1m 38s
Demo Description: Generating and Testing SOAP Stubs 0m 24s
Demo: Generating and Testing SOAP Stubs 4m 31s
Performing Raw HTTP Callouts 2m 2s
Working with XML and JSON Payloads 2m 2s
Demo Description: Making an Apex Callout from a VisualForce Page 0m 30s
Demo: Making an Apex Callout from a VisualForce Page 4m 20s
Long Running Callouts in VisualForce 1m 20s
Demo Description: Creating Long Running Callouts in VisualForce 0m 45s
Demo: Creating Long Running Callouts in VisualForce 3m 31s
Callout Limits 0m 45s
Summary 1m 47s

Richard Seroter is the director of product management for the CenturyLink Cloud, a Microsoft MVP , instructor for Pluralsight, lead InfoQ.com editor for cloud computing, and author of multiple books on application integration strategies. As director of product management for CenturyLink, Richard is responsible for product strategy, sprint planning, community contribution, and leading an expert team of product owners. Richard maintains a regularly updated blog on the topics of architecture and solution design, and can be found on Twitter as @rseroter .