Shorthand targets included in the build file. Use CL or Git Bash and Run ant from the deployment directory.

sf.deployRoot - The directory containing the metadata to be deployed to.

sf.serverurl - Login url for your Salesforce org type.

Session Id can be retrieved by using this command in the Devconsole : bug('The Session ID is ' + UserInfo.getSessionId()) To login as for deploying/retrieving metadata.

sf.sessionId - Salesforce session Id for the user you wish.

sf.password - Password + security token for the user you wish.

sf.username - Username for the org you will be deploying to /.

List of configurable build properties from build.properties:

build.xml - Ant build file with shorthand targets to use the.

build.properties - Ant properties file for individualĬonfigurations (e.g.Inludes pckage.xml and components that are mentioned in the package.xml src - Sample struture for deploying files to Salesforce Org.Static package will ensure all the metadata components are included for a successful permissionset retrieve. In case of a package with only permissionsets the ‘retrieveunpackaged’target will just retrieve the as it is missing the supporting metadata while retrieving from the target org. static - A static file is created and uploaded to the folder which contains metadata that will be retrieved for each deployment.

Includes an empty package.xml and a destructiveChanges.xml

removecodepkg - Sample structure for deleting files from a Salesforce.

After completing installations, you should have ant-salesforce.jar included in.

This structure can be used as a base for your Salesforce deployments to quickly deploy metadata to your Salesforce org. GSA Release Managment sample deployment structure utilizing

Ant for salesforce