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How to pull data from Salesforce using Java SDK in Eclipse IDE? [message #1774081]

Tue, 10 October 2017 09:53

Nagesh Kumar

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Registered: September 2017

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I am looking to pull the data from Salesforce using Java code in Eclipse IDE. How do I install Salesforce Java plugin in Eclipse IDE? Where do I get basic example of pulling data from Salesforce using Java code?

Saanvi S
https://mindmajix.com/salesforce-training

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Re: How to pull data from Salesforce using Java SDK in Eclipse IDE? [message #1774086 is a reply to message #1774081]

Tue, 10 October 2017 11:31

Ed Merks

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Your link looks suspiciously like advertisement and the question is completely unrelated to how to use JDT itself, which is the topic for this forum. Better your consult Google: https://www.google.com/search?q=pulling+data+from+Salesforce+using+Java+code

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Re: How to pull data from Salesforce using Java SDK in Eclipse IDE? [message #1847309 is a reply to message #1774081]

Fri, 22 October 2021 10:31

Shankar sreeram

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Registered: October 2021
Location: Hyderabad

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These are the steps you need to follow:

1. Launch eclipse and then go to help, then click install new software.

2. In the Repository dialog box, give name as "Force.com IDE" and the location.

3. After that, click ok.

4. Now, it will going to download the list of available plugins.

5. After that you need to check the box which is next to Force.com IDE and then click next.

6. After that, Eclipse download and install it.

7. Once done, restart eclipse.

8. After that, select window and then go to Open Perspective, choose other, then select Force.com and then click OK.

I hope this will help.
As Per My Knowledge Which i Learned in KBS Training.

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