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Useful Apex
Development Tools
Daniel Ballinger
Salesforce MVP
@FishOfPrey | fishofprey.com

• Running anonymous apex in a testing context
• Running a single test method in isolation
• Adding eval() support to Apex
• Catching the uncatchable
• Becoming an MVP
• Dreamforce 2015
Topics

• Idea Exchange - Running anonymous apex in a testing context
System.TypeException: Cannot call test methods in non-test context
• Avoid side effects - built in isolation and rollback
• Run single test methods
– Faster turn around
– See the log from the individual test case
– Avoid encountering log size limit
Objective - circa 2012

The hard way - Using the Metadata API
• Test class and test method must be public
@IsTest
public class Foo {
// Many other test methods here
public static testMethod void bar() {
System.Debug(LoggingLevel.Debug,'Example Foo.bar() method');
// Assertions and testing stuff
}
}
Existing Apex Test Class

• Create a wrapper class and call the test method
• Zip generated files
• Metadata API deploy()
– DeployOptions
• checkOnly = true
• runTests = array with generated class name
• testLevel = RunSpecifiedTests (v34.0)
• DebuggingHeader to control logging for transaction
@IsTest
public class FooWrapper {
public static testMethod void barWrapper() {
Foo.bar();
}
}
FooWrapper.cls
FooWrapper.cls-meta.xml

Demo
Running a single test method via the Metadata API

The easy way - REST API
• REST API only at this stage (Summer `15)
• Accepts classIds (01p) and test method names
• Support for:
– @testSetup annotation
– private methods
• Winter `16 Dev Console
POST
/runTestsAsynchronous/
Body
{
"tests":[
{
"classId":"<classId 1>",
"testMethods":[
"testMethod1",
"testMethod2",
"testMethod3"
]
},
{
"classId":"<classId 2>",
"testMethods":[
"testMethod1",
"testMethod2"
]
}
]
}

Demo
Running a single test method via the REST API

• The same technique can be used for anonymous apex
• Deploy it as an Apex Test
Anonymous Apex in a testing context

Demo
Testing context anonymous apex

• An alternative view of Apex test execution to highlight failures
– Focus on failures first – successes are just noise
• Filter to select the tests you want to run
• Ability to start a new test run from previous result *
• Rerun the last selection *
• Start single method runs *
• Monitor progress using the Streaming API
Running Apex tests
* Winter `16
Developer
Console

Running Apex tests
Developer Console Test Results

Running Apex tests
Apex Test Execution

• Separate callout context can have rollback.
• A way of increasing limits.
• Structured data can be returned using JSON
• Handle uncatchable exceptions
– System.LimitException
– System.ProcedureException
http://www.fishofprey.com/2014/11/adding-eval-support-to-apex.html
Adding eval() support to Apex
Winter `16
Unlimited Callouts
to Internal
Salesforce URLs

Request
<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:apex="http://soap.s
force.com/2006/08/apex">
<soapenv:Header>
<apex:DebuggingHeader>
<apex:categories>
<apex:category>Apex_code</apex:category>
<apex:level>ERROR</apex:level>
</apex:categories>
<apex:debugLevel>NONE</apex:debugLevel>
</apex:DebuggingHeader>
<apex:SessionHeader>
<apex:sessionId>00D700000000001!AQoAQGrYU000NotARealSessionIdUseYourOwnswh4QHmaPFm2fRDgk1zuX
cVvWTfB4L9n7BJf</apex:sessionId>
</apex:SessionHeader>
</soapenv:Header>
<soapenv:Body>
<apex:executeAnonymous>
<apex:String>Integer i = 314159; System.debug(LoggingLevel.Error, i);</apex:String>
</apex:executeAnonymous>
</soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>

Response
<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
xmlns="http://soap.sforce.com/2006/08/apex" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-
instance">
<soapenv:Header>
<DebuggingInfo>
<debugLog>31.0 APEX_CODE,ERROR
Execute Anonymous: Integer i = 314159; System.debug(LoggingLevel.Error, i);
13:24:24.027 (27564504)|EXECUTION_STARTED
13:24:24.027 (27573409)|CODE_UNIT_STARTED|[EXTERNAL]|execute_anonymous_apex
13:24:24.028 (28065096)|USER_DEBUG|[1]|ERROR|314159
13:24:24.028 (28098385)|CODE_UNIT_FINISHED|execute_anonymous_apex
13:24:24.029 (29024086)|EXECUTION_FINISHED</debugLog>
</DebuggingInfo>
</soapenv:Header>
<soapenv:Body>
<executeAnonymousResponse>
<result>
<column>-1</column> <compileProblem xsi:nil="true"/> <compiled>true</compiled>
<exceptionMessage xsi:nil="true"/> <exceptionStackTrace xsi:nil="true"/> <line>-
1</line> <success>true</success>
</result>
</executeAnonymousResponse>
</soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>

Limit Bypass technique
• What if you could catch
the uncatchable?
• https://twitter.com/ca_peterson/
status/629057120931962885
// https://gist.github.com/capeterson/860984f889a56f1adf06
public class Unbreakable {
public static String somethingFragile() {
while(true) {
List<Account> a = [SELECT id FROM Account LIMIT 1];
}
return null;
}
// Attempt to serialize this
private String it {
get {
return somethingFragile();
}
}
public static void catchTheUncatchable() {
String val;
try {
//The system namespaced JSON.serialize implementation catches *any* type,
//and surfaces it as a JSONException, which we can catch back in apex land
val = JSON.serialize(new Unbreakable());
} catch(JSONException e) {
System.debug(LoggingLevel.INFO, 'A LimitException was caught as a
JSONException! n' + e);
}
}
}

Deploying multiple files at once
• Creating Metadata API deploy package

Becoming an MVP
• Presented at Auckland User Group - 2014
• Presented at Dreamforce 2014
• Wsdl2Apex Hackathon
• Helped numerous people with SOAP integrations
• Answered and asked questions on Salesforce StackExchange
• Blogged – FishOfPrey.com
• Tweeted
• Feedback to the Salesforce Docs team
• Visual Studio - Salesforce Connected Services

Dreamforce 2015 Sessions
• Welkin Suite
• Meet the developers
• Foosball IoT
• My unconference/campfire conversation
9 am DevZone

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