Examples with InvalidSObjectFault com.sforce.soap.partner.fault.InvalidSObjectFault used on opensource projects

Example 1 with InvalidSObjectFault

use of com.sforce.soap.partner.fault.InvalidSObjectFault in project teiid by teiid.

the class SalesforceConnectionImpl method getDeleted.

public DeletedResult getDeleted(String objectName, Calendar startCalendar, Calendar endCalendar) throws ResourceException {
    GetDeletedResult deleted;
    try {
        deleted = partnerConnection.getDeleted(objectName, startCalendar, endCalendar);
    } catch (InvalidSObjectFault e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    } catch (UnexpectedErrorFault e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    } catch (ConnectionException e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    }
    DeletedResult result = new DeletedResult();
    result.setLatestDateCovered(deleted.getLatestDateCovered());
    result.setEarliestDateAvailable(deleted.getEarliestDateAvailable());
    DeletedRecord[] records = deleted.getDeletedRecords();
    List<DeletedObject> resultRecords = new ArrayList<DeletedObject>();
    if (records != null) {
        for (DeletedRecord record : records) {
            DeletedObject object = new DeletedObject();
            object.setID(record.getId());
            object.setDeletedDate(record.getDeletedDate());
            resultRecords.add(object);
        }
    }
    result.setResultRecords(resultRecords);
    return result;
}

Example 2 with InvalidSObjectFault

use of com.sforce.soap.partner.fault.InvalidSObjectFault in project teiid by teiid.

the class SalesforceConnectionImpl method create.

public int create(DataPayload data) throws ResourceException {
    SObject toCreate = new SObject();
    toCreate.setType(data.getType());
    for (DataPayload.Field field : data.getMessageElements()) {
        toCreate.addField(field.name, field.value);
    }
    SObject[] objects = new SObject[] { toCreate };
    SaveResult[] result;
    try {
        result = partnerConnection.create(objects);
    } catch (InvalidFieldFault e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    } catch (InvalidSObjectFault e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    } catch (InvalidIdFault e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    } catch (UnexpectedErrorFault e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    } catch (ConnectionException e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    }
    return analyzeResult(result);
}

Example 3 with InvalidSObjectFault

use of com.sforce.soap.partner.fault.InvalidSObjectFault in project teiid by teiid.

the class SalesforceConnectionImpl method update.

public int update(List<DataPayload> updateDataList) throws ResourceException {
    List<SObject> params = new ArrayList<SObject>(updateDataList.size());
    for (int i = 0; i < updateDataList.size(); i++) {
        DataPayload data = updateDataList.get(i);
        SObject toCreate = new SObject();
        toCreate.setType(data.getType());
        toCreate.setId(data.getID());
        for (DataPayload.Field field : data.getMessageElements()) {
            toCreate.addField(field.name, field.value);
        }
        params.add(i, toCreate);
    }
    SaveResult[] result;
    try {
        result = partnerConnection.update(params.toArray(new SObject[params.size()]));
    } catch (InvalidFieldFault e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    } catch (InvalidSObjectFault e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    } catch (InvalidIdFault e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    } catch (UnexpectedErrorFault e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    } catch (ConnectionException e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    }
    return analyzeResult(result);
}

Example 4 with InvalidSObjectFault

use of com.sforce.soap.partner.fault.InvalidSObjectFault in project teiid by teiid.

the class SalesforceConnectionImpl method getUpdated.

public UpdatedResult getUpdated(String objectType, Calendar startDate, Calendar endDate) throws ResourceException {
    GetUpdatedResult updated;
    try {
        updated = partnerConnection.getUpdated(objectType, startDate, endDate);
    } catch (InvalidSObjectFault e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    } catch (UnexpectedErrorFault e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    } catch (ConnectionException e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    }
    UpdatedResult result = new UpdatedResult();
    result.setLatestDateCovered(updated.getLatestDateCovered());
    result.setIDs(Arrays.asList(updated.getIds()));
    return result;
}

Example 5 with InvalidSObjectFault

use of com.sforce.soap.partner.fault.InvalidSObjectFault in project teiid by teiid.

the class SalesforceConnectionImpl method upsert.

public int upsert(DataPayload data) throws ResourceException {
    SObject toCreate = new SObject();
    toCreate.setType(data.getType());
    for (DataPayload.Field field : data.getMessageElements()) {
        toCreate.addField(field.name, field.value);
    }
    SObject[] objects = new SObject[] { toCreate };
    UpsertResult[] results;
    try {
        results = partnerConnection.upsert(ID_FIELD_NAME, objects);
    } catch (InvalidFieldFault e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    } catch (InvalidSObjectFault e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    } catch (InvalidIdFault e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    } catch (UnexpectedErrorFault e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    } catch (ConnectionException e) {
        throw new ResourceException(e);
    }
    for (UpsertResult result : results) {
        if (!result.isSuccess()) {
            throw new ResourceException(result.getErrors()[0].getMessage());
        }
    }
    return results.length;
}