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Integration Interview Questions

The document contains questions and answers about integration in Salesforce. It discusses APIs like SOAP and REST, JSON vs XML, remote site settings, connected apps, callouts vs callins, session IDs, OAuth 2.0, and types of integration like data, business logic, and user interface.

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Integration Interview Questions

The document contains questions and answers about integration in Salesforce. It discusses APIs like SOAP and REST, JSON vs XML, remote site settings, connected apps, callouts vs callins, session IDs, OAuth 2.0, and types of integration like data, business logic, and user interface.

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Integration Questions :

1. What is Integration.
2. API's in salesforce.
3. What are web services.
4. Define WSDL file.
5. Difference between JSON and XML.
6. Use of @Restresource.
7. What is Remote site settings.
8. What are connected Apps.
9. Difference between Soap API & Rest API.
10. What are callin and callout.
11. What is Session Id.
12. What is Oauth 2.0.
13. Default time out for API.
14. Types of Integration.

Answers :

1. Integration is an process in which merging of data and functionality between two


sites or bodies takes place.

2. There are many types of API'S in Salesforce.


1. SOAP API
2. REST API
3. Apex REST API
4. Apex SOAP API
5. Bulk API
6. Metadata API
7. Streaming API

3. It is an process to communicate between electronic devices.

4. WSDL stands for web service description language is an Xml based language. It is
used for describing the functionality of a SOAP.

5. JSON :
1. It is JavaScript object notation.
2. It is on Javascript language.
3. It supports the array.
4. More readiability.
5. Less Secured.
6. Doesn't supports comments.

XML:
1. It is Extensible markup language.
2. It is derived from SGML(Standard Generalized Markup Language).
3. Not supports array.
4. Less readiability.
5. More Secured.
6. Supports comments.

6. @Restresource denotes that an perticular apex class performs the functionality


of REST API.

7. Salesforce allows you to access external website resouces from a Salesforce


application for your org. These can be achieved with Remote site settings.

8. Connected App is an framework that enables an external application to integrate


with salesforce using API'S.

9. REST API :
1. Architectural Style.
2. Data format is JSON.
3. It reads JSON format data, HTTP, URL, XML.
4. Methods : GET, POST, PATCH, PUT, DELETE.
5. Less Secure.
6. Greater Readiability.(JSON is easy to read. JSON is key value pair)

SOAP API :
1. It is an protocol.
2. SOAP is having HTTP and XML format.
3. It reads WSDL format.
4. Methods : GET, POST.
5. More Secure.
6. Less Readiability.(WSDL is not easy to decode)

10. Callin :- It is some external web service or application using the salesforce
API to access Salesforce data.

Callout :- It is any https call that accesses an external URL, some other
webserice or website.

11. A session id is used to identify a user using salesforce UI or API tools, it


has ime limit & can be manually expired by the user logging out.
or by an admin removing that session in setup.

12. Oauth 2.0 is an open protocol that authorizes secure data sharing between
applications through the exchange of token and login credentials.

13. Default - 10 sec, Min - 1 ms, Max - 120 sec.

14. There are mainly 3 types.


1. Data Integration
2. Business logic Integration
3. User Interface Integration

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