Social Enterprise Java

Apps

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In this webinar… What is a “Social Enterprise App”

Heroku – a short intro

Hands on with Java on Heroku

Building a Social Enterprise Heroku app

Coming soon to an IDE near you

Q&A

Customer Social Network

Social Profile

Market Collaborate

Work

Extend Sell

Service

The Social Enterprise

Market = Engage = Heroku

5 Years Ago

Static, Passive Marketing

Today

Relevant, Active Marketing

What are the

building blocks

of a

Social Enterprise App ?

Enterprise Apps

Visibility Infrastructure

Availability

Redundancy

YOUR APP

Failover,

Clustering, Load

Balancers, SSL

Domains

Servers: Web Servers, App

Servers, Database servers

etc

App Server

Admins, Network

Admins

System Admins, App server

Admins, DBAs

DR,Rollback,

Replication

DBAs,

System Admins

App crashes,

Alerts, Logs mining

Ops,

Production support

Trust &

Manage

$heroku ps

Forget

Servers

$ heroku create

Run

Anything

worker: java –jar ..

See

Everything

$heroku logs --tail

Elastic Load Balancing C

on

trol S

urf

ace A

PIs

Developer

Code

•Java

•…

Deploy

•GIT

Manage

•Heroku CLI

•Scaling

•Monitoring

User

• Web browser Acces

• API access

Heroku

Architecture

htt

p(s

)

REST

Data API

Access Management

Profiles Identity Record-Level Filtering Permissions

Data

Metadata Business Data Files

Metadata API

Social Enterprise App Architecture

Addons Polyglot &

Open

Process

Model

Real time

Visibiility

Social API

Getting started

with

Spring MVC app

on Heroku

( http://java.heroku.com )

DEMO / HANDS ON

Building a Social Enterprise

App

With

Heroku and Salesforce.com

Integrating with

Salesforce.com

1.Setup OAuth

2.Update dependencies

3.Switch Entity to JSON

4.Switch DAO to Force REST API

5.Switch Spring Config to Force REST +

OAuth

6.Add Servlet Filter for Oauth

7.Add Oauth Keys to the environment

Your code

Dependencies

WAR

Embedded Container

pom.xml $ mvn install

$ git push heroku

Under the

covers

1. Build

2. Slug Compile

3. Deploy to Dyno

Dyno

Spring MVC app

With Heroku &

Salesforce.com

And

Chatter APIs

Social Feeds, Recommendations

Real time/ Push Notifications

Streaming Data

Analytics

Social

Enterpris

e App

What’s possible…

is GA

Java

Heroku Labs

• WAR deployment (http://bit.ly/war-deploy )

• Jenkins plugin for Heroku(http://bit.ly/heroku-ci

)

• Heroku.jar- Java Wrapper (http://bit.ly/heroku-

jar )

• Atlassian Bamboo plugin for Heroku (Email

anand@heroku.com for more details)

you can try these out now.

We would love your feedback

= like +

Coming Soon

Coming Soon

All day

HEROKU ENTERPRISE DEVELOPER

WORKSHOP

Email anand@heroku.com if you are

interested

Resources Getting Started -

http://java.heroku.com

http://bit.ly/heroku-java

Toolbelt (http://toolbelt.herokuapp.com )

Heroku Dev Center : http://devcenter.heroku.com

Heroku Add-ons: http://addons.heroku.com

Git: http://help.github.com/

Webinar Source code:

Spring MVC - Force.com : http://bit.ly/KZB68y

Chatter - http://bit.ly/KgMlPP

Pusher integration - http://bit.ly/KMVInx

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• June 12 – Visualforce CodeTalk

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James Ward @_JamesWard Developer Evangelist at Heroku

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APPENDIX

SFDC Integration Steps

1. Setup OAuth

i. Salesforce.com > Setup > Develop >

Remote Access

ii. Add Remote Access for Dev & Prod

• Dev Callback URL: http://localhost:8080/_auth

• Prod Callback URL: https://some-app-1234.herokuapp.com/_auth

2. Update dependencies <repositories>

<repository>

<id>force-rest-api</id>

<name>force-rest-api repository on GitHub</name>

<url>

http://jesperfj.github.com/force-rest-api/repository/

</url>

</repository>

</repositories>

2. Update dependencies <dependency>

<groupId>com.force.api</groupId>

<artifactId>force-rest-api</artifactId>

<version>0.0.15</version>

</dependency>

<dependency>

<groupId>com.force.sdk</groupId>

<artifactId>force-oauth</artifactId>

<version>22.0.8-BETA</version>

</dependency>

<dependency>

<groupId>com.force.sdk</groupId>

<artifactId>force-springsecurity</artifactId>

<version>22.0.8-BETA</version>

</dependency>

3. Switch Entity to JSON @JsonIgnoreProperties(ignoreUnknown=true)

public class Person {

@JsonProperty(value="Id")

private String id;

@JsonProperty(value="FirstName")

private String firstName;

@JsonProperty(value="LastName")

private String lastName;

4. Switch DAO to Force REST

API private ForceApi getForceApi() {

SecurityContext sc = ForceSecurityContextHolder.get();

ApiSession s = new ApiSession();

s.setAccessToken(sc.getSessionId());

s.setApiEndpoint(sc.getEndPointHost());

return new ForceApi(s);

}

// Add Contact

getForceApi().createSObject("contact", person);

// Query Contacts getForceApi().query("SELECT Id FROM contact", Person.class);

// Delete Contact

getForceApi().deleteSObject("contact", id);

5. Spring Config + OAuth

<fss:oauth>

<fss:oauthInfo endpoint="http://login.salesforce.com"

oauth-key="#{systemEnvironment['OAUTH_CLIENT_KEY']}"

oauth-secret="#{systemEnvironment['OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET']}"/>

</fss:oauth>

<security:http use-expressions="true">

<security:intercept-url pattern="/people/*"

access="isAuthenticated()" />

</security:http>

<!-- https redirect support -->

<property name="redirectHttp10Compatible" value="false" />

6. Add Servlet Filter for Oauth <filter>

<filter-name>springSecurityFilterChain</filter-name>

<filter-class>

org.springframework.web.filter.DelegatingFilterProxy

</filter-class>

<init-param>

<param-name>contextAttribute</param-name>

<param-value>

org.springframework.web.servlet.FrameworkServlet.CONTEXT.spring

</param-value>

</init-param>

</filter>

<filter-mapping>

<filter-name>springSecurityFilterChain</filter-name>

<url-pattern>/*</url-pattern>

</filter-mapping>

7. Add Oauth Keys

export OAUTH_CLIENT_KEY=CQ3gmEE53MVG99OxTyEMal8ytj1E3NF7...

export OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET=0905539091246761180

heroku config:add OAUTH_CLIENT_KEY=CQ3gmEE53MVG99OxTyEMal8yt...

heroku config:add OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET=0905539091246761180