Business Interfaces using Virtual Objects, Visual-Force Forms and JavaScript

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Join us as we explore the simplification of business logic using Apex Virtual Objects for solving specific business challenges and enhancing user experiences with a jQuery-based Datatable Library. Enjoy a demonstration of a Hybrid solution that can work wonders where a lot of us struggle to figure out the right mix and balance between Javascript and VF/Apex usage. You'll learn that with minimal Javascript knowledge, you can maximize Visualforce page design and improve overall customer experience. We'll also cover code maintainability and some User Experience design aspects that can be applied to solve day-to-day problems.

Data Representation using Virtual
Objects, Forms and JavaScript
Designing Dynamic Data Models
 Anand Mahajan
 Solution Architect
 amahajanwork@gmail.com
 @guyCRM

Typical Business Scenario:
Presentation of data from multiple objects to
meet business requirements
UI Interface to mass update data using List
Format
Alternative UI Controls regardless of ﬁeld
data types
Reporting Requirements
Traditional Approach:
Change SF data model, Use VF pages and
customizations
 Goal:
 Minimize Customizations and Changes to
Salesforce Data Model
 UI Form Controls limited to Field Type
 Reporting on Custom Data Model and
Visuaforce Page UI
 Conform to Salesforce Visibility settings
 Proposed Solution:
 Building Virtual Data Models using Data
Table and Javascript
Designing Complex Data Model
 Alternative Approach

Container Class structures
the data elements as listed
by business requirements
 Are diﬀerent than virtual
Classes
 Methods to collect data
from multiple objects using
custom links
 Creates Object on ﬂy only
when in context
 JavaScript Library to present
data in a Tabular Format
with tons of Features
 Responsive Design Ready
Interface
 Provides Custom Reporting
Capabilities
 Provide ways to add custom
controls
 Virtual Objects
Solution Details
 Data Table  JavaScript
 Hosts Data Table, JavaScript
Libraries and Uses Data
from Virtual Objects
 Low data overhead in VF
page
 Visibility control
 VF Page / Apex Class

Beneﬁts
Faster way to design interface for Mass
update across multiple objects
Minimal to No Data Model Changes required
Sources data from multiple objects
Data Updates using List format
 Considerations:
 Applicable for One oﬀ or Ad Hoc
Requirements
 Standard Reporting limitations
 Optimize SOQL Queries
 Implement Visibility Control in VF page
instead of JavaScript
Virtual Objects & Data Table Approach
 Application

Demo Virtual Object
Code
Subtitle placeholder

Demo DataTable &
Visualforce Page Code
Subtitle placeholder

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