Configuration keys

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This page documents the configuration keys and their meanings in Thunderforce.

Global

  • thunderforce.defaultAccount: (number) This is the Thunderforce account ID of the default account. The default is to use the first Salesforce.com Thunderbird account, which is typically the only one registered

Thunderbird Account

Keys for Thunderbird accounts in Thunderforce take the form of thunderforce.accountId.keyName, where accountId is a numeric zero-based key and the keyName is the name of the key (see below). Thunderforce supports the simultaneous use of more than one Salesforce.com account.

  • thunderforce.accountId.name: (string) The name of this account, which appears in Thunderbird's folder tree as the root for this Salesforce.com account. The default value is "Salesforce.com" when no other Salesforce.com Thunderbird account exists and "Salesforce.com: username" when more than one Salesforce.com Thunderbird account exists
  • thunderforce.accountId.username: (string) The Salesforce.com username to use for this Thunderbird account. Note that the password is stored in the password database and not in the cleartext Thunderbird profile file

Assignment Rules

  • thunderforce.accountId.leads.useDefaultAssignmentRule: (boolean) When true, which is the default, Salesforce.com will use the default lead assignment rule when leads are created unless if a filter rule overrides it
  • thunderforce.accountId.leads.assignmentRuleId: (string) The Salesforce.com ID of the lead assignment rule to use unless if a filter rule overrides it
  • thunderforce.accountId.cases.useDefaultAssignmentRule: (boolean) When true, which is the default, Salesforce.com will use the default case assignment rule when cases are created unless if a filter rule overrides it
  • thunderforce.accountId.cases.assignmentRuleId: (string) The Salesforce.com ID of the case assignment rule to use unless if a filter rule overrides it