afawcett
Failing to access WSDL
Receive the following error when attempting to access Canvas App from Salesforce:
Failed to access the WSDL at: file:/tmp/build_ada2c53c8bd4854f664bb492af739e64/src/main/resources/toolingapi.wsdl. It failed with: /tmp/build_ada2c53c8bd4854f664bb492af739e64/src/main/resources/toolingapi.wsdl (No such file or directory).
--- Steps to replicate ---
- Download current source code
- Run app on Heroku
- Setup Salesforce Connected App, and link it to Heroku
- Upon encountering errors on Canvas.jsp, perform following steps to make compatible with java 1.7:
- Add a new file called ‘system.properties’ to the root dir, with this line in it: java.runtime.version=1.7. This tells Heroku to operate on java 1.7 rather than it’s default 1.8
- In the ‘pom.xml’ update Java to “1.7”
- In Heroku add an environment setting ‘CANVAS_CONSUMER_SECRET’, which matches the Salesforce connected app secret.
- Once step 4 completed, attempt to access Canvas App from with Salesforce, and observe attached error.
I've uploaded my code onto a forked copy of your repo, if it helps any!
Unfortunately, I met with the same problem. And I did't find any way to run this so necessary for me application.
Yes i recall this being an issue when i developed it. This was sometime ago though. And after some Googling i am still not recalling what it was. The trick is to get it to load the WSDL from the class path not the file system as i recall. I'll have to spend some more time on this to set it up again. Sorry no immediate answer.
Thank you for your answer Andrew. Now It doesn't matter for me. But I want to say that your answer this (https://github.com/afawcett/apex-toolingapi/issues/48 and your Tooling API wrapper in this app) and your blog(https://andyinthecloud.com/2013/02/02/spring-cleaning-apex-code-with-the-tooling-api/) really help me to write my own tool for finding unused methods in Apex and even in some cases in Visualforce. Maybe, It will be interesting for you (https://github.com/Konstryktor/ApexUnusedMethodsFinder). Thanks a lot. It will be impossible without your job.
Thanks @Konstryktor for sharing, much like ApexUML, i prefer a totally native solution which your approach brings, great job! Do you plan on making it available as a package. I am pretty sure there is a hunger from the community for this. Once again, great work! 👍
Hello @afawcett . I am software engineer in EPAM Systems. I think it's a good idea to share this tool to Salesforce Community and make it available as a "free package" on https://appexchange.salesforce.com/. Some classes from your application https://github.com/afawcett/apex-umlcanvas are used in this tool. Could I use them in this "free package"?