SalesforceBulkAPI

Using Java we can trigger Salesforce Bulk APIs to perform different Import, Export and DML Operations

To perform these actions we have to create one configuration XML file

Ex :

for Import : Import.XML

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <Information> <action>Import</action> <importInformation> <contentType>CSV/XML</contentType> <externalIdFieldName>{external Id API Name}</externalIdFieldName> <fileLocation>{Location To fetch File}</fileLocation> <fileName>{file name}</fileName> <objectName>{SObject API Name}</objectName> <operation>{DML Operation}</operation> </importInformation> <userinformation> <orgtype>Developer/Production/Sandbox</orgtype> <password>{Org Password}</password> <securityToken>{Security Token if required}</securityToken> <username>{User Name of the org}</username> </userinformation> </Information>

for Export : Export.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <Information> <action>Export</action> <exportInformation> <contentType>CSV</contentType> <fileLocation>{LocationToSaveFile}</fileLocation> <fileName>{FileName}</fileName> <objectName>{SObject API Name}</objectName> <soql>{SOQL}</soql> </exportInformation> <userinformation> <orgtype>Developer/Production/Sandbox</orgtype> <password>{Org Password}</password> <securityToken>{Security Token if required}</securityToken> <username>{User Name of the org}</username> </userinformation> </Information>

After configuration file

After the configuration file we just needed to execute bulk API jar

• Build directory contains .jsr file

Run following command in CMD

java -jar SalesforceBulkAPI.jar Import.xml

java -jar SalesforceBulkAPI.jar Export.xml