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A corporation has many different Salesforce orgs, with some different objects and some common objects, and wants to build a single Java application that can create, retrieve, and update common object records in all of the different orgs.
Which method of integration should the application use?
The SOAP API with the Partner WSDL is ideal for building integrations that work across multiple Salesforce orgs, especially when they have varying schemas. The Partner WSDL is designed to be flexible and dynamic, catering to different metadata. Reference: SOAP API Developer Guide
A developer is tasked with creating a Lightning web component that allows users to create a Case for a selected product, directly from a custom Lightning page. The input fields in the component are displayed in a non-linear fashion on top of an image of the product to help the user better understand the meaning of the fields.
Which two components should a developer use to implement the creation of the Case from the Lightning web component?
Choose 2 answers
To implement a Lightning web component that allows users to create a Case, you would need components that allow for input fields and the creation of records.
Option C (Lightning-input) is correct because it allows developers to create custom form input elements that can be positioned in a non-linear fashion as required.
Option D (lightning-record-form) is correct because it provides a simple way to create forms for viewing and editing Salesforce records and would be suitable for creating a new Case record.
Option A (Lightning-record-edit-form) is not a valid component; it seems to be a misprint of lightning-record-edit-form, which is indeed a component used for creating and editing records but was not listed as an option.
Option B (lightning-input-field) is used within the lightning-record-edit-form or lightning-record-view-form components to create editable or displayable fields respectively, but is not as versatile as lightning-input for custom layout purposes.
Lightning Web Components Documentation: Lightning-input
A company wants to incorporate a third-party weh service to set the Address fields
when an Account is inserted, if they have not already been set.
What is the optimal way to achieve this?
To make a callout to set the Address fields when an Account is inserted without violating the Salesforce limit against callouts from triggers, a developer can use a trigger to execute a Queueable job. The Queueable job can then safely make the callout. Reference: Apex Developer Guide - Queueable Apex
Salesforce users consistently receive a "Maximum trigger depth exceeded'' error when saving an Account. How can a developer fix this error?
A common solution to the 'Maximum trigger depth exceeded'' error is to use a static variable in a helper class. The variable acts as a switch to ensure the trigger logic only executes once per transaction, preventing recursive trigger calls. Reference: Salesforce Developer Blog - Avoiding Recursive Trigger Calls
Which technique can run custom logic when a Lightning web component is loaded?
The connectedCallback() lifecycle hook in Lightning Web Components (LWC) is used to perform logic after a component is inserted into the DOM, making it the ideal place to execute custom logic when the component is loaded. Reference: Lightning Web Components Developer Guide - Lifecycle Hooks
