- Force.com Enterprise Architecture(Second Edition)
- Andrew Fawcett
- 206字
- 2021-07-09 18:31:07
External data sources
One of the downsides of moving data off the platform in an archive use case, or with not being able to replicate data onto the platform, is that the end users have to move between applications and logins to view data; this causes an overhead as the process and data is not connected.
The Salesforce Connect (previously known as Lightning Connect), a chargeable add-on feature of the platform, is the ability to surface external data within the Salesforce user interface via the so-called External Objects and External Data Sources configurations under Setup. They offer a similar functionality to Custom Objects, such as List View, Layouts and Custom Buttons. Currently Reports, and Dashboards are not supported, though it is possible to build custom report solutions via Apex, Visualforce or Lightning Components.
External Data Sources can be connected to existing OData based end points and secured through OAuth or Basic Authentication. Alternatively, Apex provides a Connector API whereby developers can implement adapters to connect to other HTTP based APIs. Depending on the capabilities of the associated External Data Source users accessing External Objects using the data source can read and even update records through the standard Salesforce UIs such as Salesforce Mobile and desktop interfaces.
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