These examples illustrate how to use the Apex Connector Framework to create custom
adapters for Salesforce Connect.
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GitHub Issues Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
This example creates a custom adapter that links GitHub Issues to products in Salesforce using an indirect lookup relationship. An external lookup relationship also links GitHub Issues to the comments on each issue. -
GitHub Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
This example illustrates how to support indirect lookup relationships. An indirect lookup relationship links a child external object to a parent standard or custom object. -
Google Drive™ Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
This example illustrates how to use callouts and OAuth to connect to an external system, which in this case is the Google Drive™ online storage service. The example also shows how to avoid failing tests from web service callouts by returning mock responses for test methods. -
Google Books™ Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
This example illustrates how to work around the requirements and limits of an external system’s APIs: in this case, the Google Books API Family. -
Loopback Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
This example illustrates how to handle filtering in queries. For simplicity, this example connects the Salesforce org to itself as the external system. -
Stack Overflow Custom Adapter for Salesforce Connect
This example illustrates how to support external lookup relationships and multiple tables. An external lookup relationship links a child standard, custom, or external object to a parent external object. Each table can become an external object in the Salesforce org.