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Ant migration tool sandbox to production install#
Ant migration tool sandbox to production manual#
Ant migration tool sandbox to production code#

You can repeat this tag multiple time to delete multiple objects in one go. In destructiveChanges.xml repalce testobj_c with your object name. In build.properties file enter your salesforce username, password and security token. # Use '' for production or developer edition (the default if not specified). # Specify the login credentials for the desired Salesforce organization Next step is to use our jar file and purgeOnDelete option. Place this jar in ant\lib directory where you already have ant-salesforce.jar file.

Expend Java and select "JAR file", click next.

Right click on your project in package explorer and select "Export"

Now we need to export our project as a jar file.

We have simply created a new class by extending DeployTask class and created a new method in this to set purgeOnDelete.

Ant migration tool sandbox to production code#

There are 3 ways to deploy or migrate code from one organization to another organization. c) Developer Sandbox: This Sandbox is Used to Start Development.

Public void setPurgeOnDelete(boolean purgeOnDelete) b) UAT Sandbox (UAT stands for User Acceptance Testing and this organization used by business user to do final testing before code move to Production Organization). Public class DeployPurge extends DeployTask

Replace your class code with following code.

Enter "" in package field and "DeployPurge" in name field.

Right Click src folder in eclipse package explorer and select New | Class.

Click "Open", on next screen click "Finish".

Ant migration tool sandbox to production install#

If you don't find ant-salesforce.jar in lib folder you need to follow instruction in Migration Tool Guide to install Ant and Salesforce migration tool on your machine. You can find ant.jar and ant-salesforce.jar in lib directory under Ant installation folder.

Ant migration tool sandbox to production manual#

If you would like to automate the ENTIRE release, including manual steps, create a deployment script (or set of scripts) using a web browser testing tool like Selenium.

It really helps keep our change control and deployment. As the features migrate upstream through the test environments towards your production org, the feature-specific release notes should be consolidated by the release manager. The biggest features for me is being able to copy, clone & reuse change sets and being able to find newly created fields extremely quickly.

Click "Add External JARs." button and locate ant.jar and ant-salesforce.jar. Copado Essentials is an amazing tool that allows you to quickly create change sets for deployment.

In New Java Project dialog box enter name of your project and optionally Location.

Start Eclipse and select File | New | Java Project.