Pranay Jaiswal (Salesforce Blog)~ Cloud, Salesforce and More

How many times it has happened when adding components to change set you need to recheck which if all components are part of the change set? Clicking next- previous in changeset screen is boring and time consuming thing. The ir-responsive loading of change set screen frustrates the hell out of even the calmest one when a critical deployment is in progress. I faced similar situation, I wanted to confirm if I have added each and every component into a changeset. I was thinking of some way to download the changeset. Then I came across this retrieve functionality of Salesforce Workbench.   Just put the exact name of changeset in Package names and tick “ Single Package ”, Voila its done. It will download your changeset as  Ant packaged zip which is easily manageable and searchable because of amazing folder structure. Do let me know if you face any issue in downloading changesets.

Dropbox  JAVA APP Hi fellas, I will now show you how to upload and Download Files in Dropbox using the default dropbox api. Here are the Steps to do that. Download and install  Java JDK 7(Oracle one or the OpenJDK) Download and Install IDE like Eclipse or Netbeans(Preferred) Create a Dropbox Developer Account(Skip this step is you already have it) Create an App at  https://www.dropbox.com/developers/apps  and Select Full access Save your APP key and APP secret for later USE Download the Dropbox Java SDK from  https://www.dropbox.com/developers/core/sdk Fire your IDE and Import all the Jar files inside your "lib" folder of your dropbox SDK . If you dont know how to import ,then check some youtube videos to do this Now you are ready to code :D     Here's The Code to upload and Download file. package javaapplication11; import com.dropbox.client2.DropboxAPI; import com.dropbox.client2.DropboxAPI.DropboxFileInfo; import ...

Hi, Guyz !!! This is Pranay Jaiswal. I am a small part time Software Developer working with C#,JAVA and Python. From now onward i would be posting some of my tutorials on how to use the DropBox Stock Api.  Stay tuned with me for more programming fun.