Understanding Salesforce Streaming API

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This document provides an introduction to RealTime Force, Salesforce's streaming API. It begins with an overview and safe harbor statement, then outlines the agenda which includes introducing RealTime Force, demonstrating a sample application, walking through the code, and a Q&A. Key points covered include how the streaming API delivers near real-time notifications using comet technology without counting against API limits. It also discusses how to get started by creating a Visualforce page, adding CometD JavaScript client code, and asynchronously waiting for and handling events. Code examples are provided for the Apex page, CometD client initialization, and event handling.

Understanding the Streaming API
Quick start guide to RealTime Force
@gwestr
Greg Wester

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Agenda
• Introducing RealTime Force
• Sample application
• Code walk through
• Q&A

Streaming 101
• An API that delivers near real time notifications
• Uses industry standard technique – “comet”
• Does not count against REST/SOAP API daily limit
• Available right now for all Salesforce customers

Getting Started
• Start with a VisualForce Page
• Add a JavascriptCometD client
• Asynchronously wait for events
• Update the page through the DOM

Q&A
•Documentation –http://tinyurl.com/cometsfdc
• Code – http://github.com/gwestersfdc/StreamingLab
• Streaming Lab on AppExchange soon

Thank you!
•Follow me on Twitter - @gwestr

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