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I got package for you!!
Whenever I want to retrieve the code from Salesforce I seldom use Force IDE UI.I mean the one that we need to right click at Force.com -> Add/Remove Metadata Components.
It slow and for unknown reason sometimes it hang my system.
Other work around that I use is directly write the class,trigger or anything that I want in package file and then click Force.com ->Refresh from Server.
So here the sample of package file
Well the stuff that always give me headache previously is when I want to upload CustomSetting, it give me an error until I notice there no metadata for CustomSetting, but we can include it inside CustomObject type.
Have a nice holiday... HOHOHO...
So here the sample of package file
<package xmlns="http://soap.sforce.com/2006/04/metadata"> <types> <members>MyApexClass</members> <name>ApexClass</name> </types> <types> <members>MyApexTrigger</members> <name>ApexTrigger</name> </types> <types> <members>MyCustomApplication</members> <name>CustomApplication</name> </types> <types> <members>MyCustomObject</members> <members>MyCustomSetting</members><!--Custom Setting inside CustomObject tag--> <name>CustomObject</name> </types> <types> <members>MyCustomObject.MyButtonName</members> <name>Weblink</name><!--To handle custom button --> </types> <types> <members>MyCustomTab</members> <!--Note -profile setting not able to be setup here--> <name>CustomTab</name> </types> <types> <members>MyStaticResource</members> <name>StaticResource</name> </types> <types> <members>Admin</members> <name>Profile</name> </types> <version>27.0</version> </package>
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