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What are the steps to be followed for SOAP Integration in Salesforce?
What are the steps to be followed for SOAP Integration in Salesforce?
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<div aria-level="3" role="heading">Use SOAP API
<div>- Generate a WSDL file for your org.
- Use SoapUI to create a SOAP project from the WSDL file.
- Log in to your Trailhead Playground using SOAP API.
- Create an account using SOAP API.
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Use of the SOAP API in Salesforce:
create a WSDL file in org
Install SoapUI for creating Projects from WSDL file
Login Trailhead playground in SOAP API
Insert Account by SOAP API
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