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How many types of API’s avaliable in salesforce?
How many types of API’s avaliable in salesforce?
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Salesforce offers two primary types of APIs based on industry standards. The first is a SOAP based API, and the second is a REST based API. The REST API is very lightweight, has no WSDL definition file that is needed to install, and performs very well.
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Hello Marziya,
There are 4 types of API's in Salesforce,- REST API
- SOAP API
- BULK API
- STREAMING API
To know about them in detail, you can refer to the below link :API Link
Thanks and Regards
Aastha Jain
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