Uploading Salesforce files to the DMS
Managing and processing DMS documents
Dynamically determining values with Apex
Testing d.velop Apex code
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Search documentation Ctrl K Using the class “AsyncProcessFinisher”
Using the “AttachmentMigrationRequest” class
Using the “ContentDocumentUploadRequest” class
Using the class "Document"
Using the class “DocumentAttribute”
Using the class “DocumentDownloadResult”
Using the class “DocumentEmailOptions”
Using the class “DocumentManager”
Using the class “DocumentSearchOptions”
Using the “DocumentSearchOptions.Builder” class
Using the “DocumentShareOptions.Builder” class
Using the “DocumentStatus” enum
Using the class “DocumentUploader”
Using the “DocumentUploadOptions” class
Using the “EmailMessageUploadRequest” class
Using the “IDocumentUploadRequest” interface
Using the “RecordValueProvider” class
Using the “RecordValueProviderInput” class
Using the “RecordValueProviderOutput” class
Using the class “OpenAPI”
Using the “SubscriberInterface” class
Using the “UploadNewVersionRequest” class
d.velop connect for Salesforce CRM API
Search documentation Ctrl K Uploading Salesforce files to the DMS
Managing and processing DMS documents
Dynamically determining values with Apex
Testing d.velop Apex code
Using the class “AsyncProcessFinisher”
Using the “AttachmentMigrationRequest” class
Using the “ContentDocumentUploadRequest” class
Using the class "Document"
Using the class “DocumentAttribute”
Using the class “DocumentDownloadResult”
Using the class “DocumentEmailOptions”
Using the class “DocumentManager”
Using the class “DocumentSearchOptions”
Using the “DocumentSearchOptions.Builder” class
Using the “DocumentShareOptions.Builder” class
Using the “DocumentStatus” enum
Using the class “DocumentUploader”
Using the “DocumentUploadOptions” class
Using the “EmailMessageUploadRequest” class
Using the “IDocumentUploadRequest” interface
Using the “RecordValueProvider” class
Using the “RecordValueProviderInput” class
Using the “RecordValueProviderOutput” class
Using the class “OpenAPI”
Using the “SubscriberInterface” class
Using the “UploadNewVersionRequest” class
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Apex development guide
This section gives you an overview of the various API functions for development in Salesforce.