Apex Explorer Is Back
by Dave Carroll on January 25, 2007 at 04:56 PM
It's been a pretty hectic month or so, but I've finally published the latest version of the sforce, er, Apex Explorer. There is more that I want to put into it, but, due to popular demand, I've packaged up a cut that supports SOQL-R and has all the new describe meta-data in the schema browser.
As always, the source is included so feel free to look under the covers.
Cheers
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Comments
Posted by Scott on January 26, 2007 09:33 AM:
Thanks very much, Dave! This has proven to be one of the most useful utilities in my quiver.
Quick question, though. How would you compare Apex Explorer with the similar functionality in the Eclipse toolkit? Is Eclipse for SOQL only and Explorer for SOQL and a bit more?
Posted by Dave Carroll on January 26, 2007 09:43 AM:
The Explorer in Eclipse is a port of the Apex Explorer and provides similar functionality.
The Apex Toolkit for Eclipse provides much, much more than the Apex Explorer - SControl editor, Apex Package and Trigger editor, multiple concurrent org access and so on. I rarely use the Apex Explorer anymore (might be because I've now switched to developing demos and sample on OS X) because the Eclipse Toolkit gives me both the Explorer and an IDE combined.
Cheers
Posted by Chris on January 28, 2007 09:15 PM:
Is there a way in the Apex Explorer to have Contact information with the Account Name (not ID) on the same line - that's one example, but in other words, to see cross-table info on one line instead of nested? Thanks,
Chris
Posted by Anand on May 15, 2007 10:54 PM:
http://sandbox.richux.com/blog has couple of rusty Flex apps.
Comments, flames appreciated.
Posted by Dave Carroll on May 16, 2007 07:41 AM:
I'd love to see you flex apps work, problem is only your test app works. Can't login to the other ones. One comment on the bullet list from the blog post, we created a special response for flex on fault that does return a 200 and the fault info. The toolkit adds a special header to enable this.
Posted by Kari on December 22, 2007 06:56 AM:
Our Contractor requested this tool. We are haveing some problems. Could you help.
I set the proxy host and proxy port same as the proxy host and proxy port for the network where I currently reside. I enable "Use proxy" (an option which comes in drop down option when you select Tools button.)
My network user id/password is working fine.
I recieve this error:
Login Falied: The Remote Server Returned an Error (407) Proxy Authentication Required
The only thing I can think of is the internal port proxy is 8081 as it resets itself the next time I login if I delete it.
Please advise.
Kari
Posted by jude on November 5, 2008 03:41 PM:
I've installed Apex Explorer 8.0. I accidentally selected the DBReplication monitor and the app crashed. Now every time i log in it crashes and i can't unselect this option.
please help
Posted by Caro on November 20, 2008 02:17 AM:
I had a similar problem. Fixed it by uninstalling the apex explorer, then deleteing the registry entries at HKCU\Software\sforce\ApexExplorer8.0 and then reinstalling the app.