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fy - c# reference code #1

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johndpope opened this issue Feb 8, 2014 · 1 comment
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fy - c# reference code #1

johndpope opened this issue Feb 8, 2014 · 1 comment

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@johndpope
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Hi Luis,

Nice effort. I was working on a c# fork last year - but it ended up in a mess. There's some useful code that was put together years ago by Salesforce from their website. Because the code was quite old -
http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Miscellaneous_.NET_Code_Samples
some of the underlying c# frameworks changed from dot.net 2 - and left the code in a state of disarray. I like your approach using RestSharp.

This guy created some c# code
https://github.com/rseroter/DeveloperForce.DotNet.WebServiceCallers

& this Soap class I mashed up tried to merge some of the sample code from Salesforce - > 3000 lines.
https://github.com/BellGeorge/DeveloperForce.DotNet.WebServiceCallers/blob/master/SoapCaller/Program.cs

This is not an issue - you can close this. but it maybe helpful to add these references in your readme. Or what direction you intend this repo to take.
I'd like to build a native c# app - without xamarin.

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lerocha commented Feb 16, 2014

Hi John,

Thanks for the C# code references. I will add later sample projects using Sharpforce as well.

I am planning to add asynch interfaces so that you can use async or sync calls. Also extend the powershell script for users to auto-generated their classes for Salesforce objects. I am providing the classes already, but people will need to auto-generated their own if they are using custom Salesforce objects or custom fields.

I am also thinking about converting it to a Portable Class Library so that it will be . RestSharp does not have a portable version, so I am considering switching to HttpClient since MSFT removed the restriction to use it on Windows only. We can use HttpClient portable in any platform (Xamarin/Mono).

Thanks,
Luis

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