Tag: Git
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Resolve Error : Eclipse SSH key is not matching the SSH key(s) that is associated with your Heroku account
We have seen that how to create First Heroku application using Eclipse. However it is possible that after following all steps properly in above article you may receive error saying the Eclipse SSH key is not matching the SSH key(s) that is associated with your Heroku account. To fix this error, you can: – Associate your…
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Automated Daily Backup of Salesforce Using ANT Migration Tool and GIT
In few previous articles, I have talked about how to use “ANT Migration tool in Salesforce” and “How to Use EGit plugin in Eclipse to work with Git“. So to make this article short, I assume that you are already familiar with ANT Migration tool provided by Salesforce and Git. During project development life cycle it…
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Using GIT with Force.com IDE – Video Tutorial
In this article, we discussed how to use GIT with Eclipse. I have created Video Tutorial for same which includes How to Upgrade Eclipse from Helios to Indigo Install EGIT Plugin Introduction to Bit Bucket
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Creating First Application in Heroku using Eclipse
Hello Readers, in this article we will see step by step procedure to deploy your first (Hello World) program in Heroku. There are two ways, first going through series of Commands of “Heroku” and “GIT” and other simple and smart way is to use Eclipse Capability with Heroku. To make things easier we will go…
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Authenticate Git using SSH protocol with Eclipse and Egit – Salesforce
In Previous article, i have explained step by step approach to configure Git for Salesforce using Eclipse and Egit plugin. However, i have explained the “https” method to connect Git directly. There are several repositories which does not support the “https” protocol and prefer “SSH” (Secure Shell) protocol. So, in this article i will extend…
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Salesforce + Git + Eclipse + EGIT = Better and Distributed Source Control
During my J2EE and .Net days, I was much dependent on the subversion repository. I had never thought my code without SVN. When I moved to Salesforce few years back, the first thing I missed is code repository to have better source code control. As svn creates either “.svn” or “_svn” folder, it was not…