10 Steps to Connect Moluse to Apex

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Install the Moluse Connector App

Installing the Moluse Connector App is the first step towards integrating the powerful Moluse platform into your Salesforce environment. To ensure a seamless installation, follow these comprehensive steps:

1. Install from AppExchange

Visit the Salesforce AppExchange and search for “Moluse.” Click on the Moluse Connector App and select “Get It Now.” Follow the prompts to grant necessary permissions and initiate the installation process. Alternatively, you can directly navigate to the app installation page using this link:

AppExchange Page	Direct Installation Link
Salesforce AppExchange	Direct Installation

Once the installation is complete, you will find the Moluse Connector App under the “Apps” tab in your Salesforce menu.

2. Configure User Permissions

To enable your team members to access and use the Moluse Connector App, ensure that they have the necessary user permissions. Assign the “Moluse Connector App User” permission set or create a custom permission set with the following privileges:

• View All Data
• Modify All Data
• Manage External Data Sources

Create a New Moluse Project

To begin working with Moluse in Apex, you must first create a new project.

1. Open the Apex editor and select “File” > “New” > “Project”.

2. In the “New Project” dialog box, select the “Moluse” template and enter a name for your project.

3. Click “OK” to create the project.

The Moluse project will be created with a default set of files, including a “main.moluse” file and a “package.json” file.

The “main.moluse” file contains the main logic for your Moluse application.

The “package.json” file contains metadata about your project, such as the project name, version, and dependencies.

Property	Description
name	The name of the project
version	The version of the project
dependencies	A list of dependencies required by the project

Connect the Connector App to Your Moluse Project

To connect your Moluse project to the Connector App, follow these steps:

1. In the Connector App, click on the “Add Project” button.
2. Select “Moluse” from the list of supported projects.
3. Enter your Moluse project ID and API key. You can find your project ID and API key in the Moluse dashboard under “Settings”.
4. Click on the “Connect” button.

Create a New Connection

Once you have connected your Moluse project to the Connector App, you can create a new connection. A connection represents a connection between your Moluse project and a specific Apex environment. To create a new connection, follow these steps:

1. In the Connector App, click on the “Connections” tab.
2. Click on the “Add Connection” button.
3. Select your Moluse project from the drop-down menu.
4. Enter a name for your connection.
5. Select the Apex environment that you want to connect to.
6. Click on the “Create” button.

Configure the Connection

Once you have created a connection, you need to configure it. The configuration settings allow you to specify how the Connector App will interact with your Moluse project and Apex environment. To configure a connection, follow these steps:

1. In the Connector App, click on the “Connections” tab.
2. Click on the name of the connection that you want to configure.
3. In the “Configuration” section, you can specify the following settings:
• Data Source: The Moluse data source that you want to connect to.
• Destination: The Apex environment that you want to connect to.
• Sync Frequency: The frequency at which the Connector App will sync data between your Moluse project and Apex environment.
• Mapping: The mapping between the Moluse data source and the Apex destination.
4. Click on the “Save” button.

Setting	Description
Data Source	The Moluse data source that you want to connect to.
Destination	The Apex environment that you want to connect to.
Sync Frequency	The frequency at which the Connector App will sync data between your Moluse project and Apex environment.
Mapping	The mapping between the Moluse data source and the Apex destination.

Configure the Connector App for Apex

To configure the connector app for Apex, follow these steps:

1. Create a new Apex class that extends the SalesforceConnector class.
2. Add the @AuraEnabled annotation to the class to make it accessible to Lightning components.
3. Implement the execute method in the class to define the logic that will be executed when the connector app is called from a Lightning component.
4. Deploy the Apex class to the Salesforce org.

The following example shows a simple Apex class that can be used to create a connector app for Apex:

“`apex
@AuraEnabled
public class MyConnectorApp extends SalesforceConnector {

@Override
public Object execute(InvocationContext context) {
// Logic to be executed when the connector app is called
return null;
}
}
“`

Once the Apex class is deployed, you can create a Lightning component that uses the connector app to access data or perform actions in the Salesforce org.

Here is an example of a Lightning component that uses the MyConnectorApp connector app:	“`xml “`
The following JavaScript code defines the controller for the Lightning component:	“`javascript ({ callConnectorApp: function(component, event, helper) { // Call the connector app using the Lightning Data Service let action = component.get(“c.execute”); action.setParams({ // Pass any necessary parameters to the connector app }); action.setCallback(this, function(response) { let state = response.getState(); if (state === “SUCCESS”) { // Handle the successful response from the connector app } else if (state === “ERROR”) { // Handle the error response from the connector app } }); $A.enqueueAction(action); } }) “`

Test the Connector App in Apex

Follow these steps to test the connector app in Apex.

1. Create a New Apex Class

In the Developer Console, click File > New > Apex Class.

2. Enter the Apex Code

Copy and paste the following code into the Apex class:


public class TestMoluse {
public static void main() {
Moluse m = new Moluse();
String result = m.test();
System.debug(result);
}
}


3. Save and Compile the Class

Click Save and then click Compile.

4. Open the Debug Log

Click Debug > Open Execute Anonymous Window.

5. Run the Apex Test

Select the TestMoluse class and click Execute.

Note: This step requires additional information for clarity. Here is a detailed breakdown of the actions to perform:

Step	Actions
5.1	Select the newly created TestMoluse class from the “Class” dropdown.
5.2	Modify the “Line” field to specify the line number where you want the execution to start.
5.3	Uncheck the “Show line numbers” checkbox to display the executed code in a more readable format.
5.4	Click the “Execute” button to run the Apex test.

6. View the Results

The debug log will display the results of the Apex test.

Use the Connector App to Call Moluse Functions

The Connector App provides a seamless integration between Apex and Moluse, allowing you to invoke Moluse functions directly from your Apex code. This simplifies development and streamlines the flow of data between your applications.

To utilize the Connector App, you must first create a connection to your Moluse instance. This establishes a secure channel through which API calls can be made.

Once the connection is established, you can use the Moluse.call() method to invoke Moluse functions. This method accepts several parameters, including the function name, parameters, and connection ID.

The Moluse.call() method returns a Promise object that resolves to the result of the function call. If the function execution succeeds, the Promise resolves with the function output. If an error occurs, the Promise rejects with the error message.

Here is an example of how to use the Connector App to call a Moluse function:

“`apex
public static void callMoluseFunction() {
// Create a connection to your Moluse instance
MoluseConnection connection = Moluse.createConnection(‘myConnection’);

// Call a Moluse function
Promise