Migrating Existing non-SF applications to SF?


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Alex Luyando
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Hi all -

I am not seeing any posts or information in the SF documentation that discusses what options--if any--exist for facilitating the migration of a non-SF C# application to SF. I guess a different way to ask the same question would be: How does one go about introducing the SF framework into an existing C# project?

Any suggestions are appreciated.

Regards, al     

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Bill Cunnien
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SF has a richness across all levels from the business object level, database deployment, user interface, etc. You will have little or no problems in incorporating your existing code in a clean SF project.

I totally agree!  I also took an old project and did the same thing that Aaron did.  Total time from start to finish...about 5 months (includes the not-so-steep learning curve)...AND, I have a ton more functionality to offer the users.  It is an excellent framework and you will not regret following the approach Trent and Aaron laid out for you.

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Bill

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