So normally I prefer to use Partner as it it not depended and I can use same file to do Auth with different orgs.
Typically, if you’re writing an integration for a single Salesforce org, use the enterprise WSDL. It’s loosely typed, and it doesn’t change based on an org’s specific configuration. The partner WSDL is optimized for use with many Salesforce orgs. It’s strongly typed, and it reflects our org’s specific configuration, meaning that two enterprise WSDL files generated from two different orgs contain different information. The enterprise WSDL is optimized for a single Salesforce org. Salesforce provides two SOAP API WSDLs for two different use cases.
#Soap vs rest salesforce how to
Today we will cover how to generate SOAP to do Authentication and how we can consume our custom SOAP API. So for this we can use SoapUI to Test Salesforce WebService. But how we can test them as third party to make sure we will get expected results. While Salesforce provided Standard WSDL we can also generate our own custom API. We can use SoapUI to Test Salesforce WebService (Custom and Standard). In the SOAP API, Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file is basically used to understand how to use the API.
0 kommentar(er)
