Issue while creating Apex class using API
I'm using REST API to create Apex Class in Salesforce org. It worked in my testing for multiple orgs, but for a customer I'm getting this error -
Can not create Apex Class on an active organization.
To create the apex class using API, I'm just creating a object of type ApexClass with payload having name and body of class.
I see that Salesforce doesn't allow creation of classes in a production org directly, but it worked in multiple orgs I tested with, so I think it's allowed to be created by the API.
Is there a org setting that might be preventing this?
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I'm using REST API to create Apex Class in Salesforce org. It worked in my testing for multiple orgs, but for a customer I'm getting this error -
Can not create Apex Class on an active organization.
To create the apex class using API, I'm just creating a object of type ApexClass with payload having name and body of class.
I see that Salesforce doesn't allow creation of classes in a production org directly, but it worked in multiple orgs I tested with, so I think it's allowed to be created by the API.
Is there a org setting that might be preventing this?
apex rest-api
asked yesterday
visheshvishesh
56411027
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I'm using REST API to create Apex Class in Salesforce org. It worked in my testing for multiple orgs, but for a customer I'm getting this error -
Can not create Apex Class on an active organization.
To create the apex class using API, I'm just creating a object of type ApexClass with payload having name and body of class.
I see that Salesforce doesn't allow creation of classes in a production org directly, but it worked in multiple orgs I tested with, so I think it's allowed to be created by the API.
Is there a org setting that might be preventing this?
apex rest-api
asked yesterday
visheshvishesh
56411027
I'm using REST API to create Apex Class in Salesforce org. It worked in my testing for multiple orgs, but for a customer I'm getting this error -
Can not create Apex Class on an active organization.
To create the apex class using API, I'm just creating a object of type ApexClass with payload having name and body of class.
I see that Salesforce doesn't allow creation of classes in a production org directly, but it worked in multiple orgs I tested with, so I think it's allowed to be created by the API.
Is there a org setting that might be preventing this?
apex rest-api
apex rest-api
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56411027
asked yesterday
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asked yesterday
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You can only create a class in Organizations which are a Sandbox or Developer Edition. For any other type, you will need to deploy the class using the Metadata API.
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You can only create a class in Organizations which are a Sandbox or Developer Edition. For any other type, you will need to deploy the class using the Metadata API.
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You can only create a class in Organizations which are a Sandbox or Developer Edition. For any other type, you will need to deploy the class using the Metadata API.
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You can only create a class in Organizations which are a Sandbox or Developer Edition. For any other type, you will need to deploy the class using the Metadata API.
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You can only create a class in Organizations which are a Sandbox or Developer Edition. For any other type, you will need to deploy the class using the Metadata API.
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