Can a unmanaged package be modified in Salesforce?
For an Unmanaged Package in Salesforce, the package creator does not have control over the components of the package. Once the package is installed, the installers can modify the components.
How to retrieve layouts of customs objects belonging to a managed package?
To retrieve layouts you need to include the full (namespaced) object name before the hyphen, and the full (namespaced) layout name after the hyphen. I have used the Salesforce for Social Media app as an example. If you retrieve profiles at the same time then these profiles will also include the layout assignments.
What do you mean by package in Salesforce?
A package in Salesforce refers to a container. You can use this container to add the metadata/components from a source org that you wish to transfer/distribute to another org i.e. Target Org. Packages come in two flavors.
How to move metadata from one org to another in Salesforce?
The other option for moving metadata from one org to another org is using Packages. A package in Salesforce refers to a container. You can use this container to add the metadata/components from a source org that you wish to transfer/distribute to another org i.e. Target Org. Packages come in two flavors.
Which is the latest version of the fieldset component?
FieldSet components are available in API version 21.0 and later. An array containing all the possible fields in the field set. Required. A description provided by the developer that describes the field set.
Where does the unmanaged file in NuGet go?
The .targets file ensures that your unmanaged file is copied to the Debug/Release output of the project where you are actually using your NuGET package. Build your NuGET project, the .nupkg file should be created and contains your unmanaged file.
How to define a fieldet component in XML?
A sample XML definition of a FieldSet component is shown below. This metadata type supports the wildcard character * (asterisk) in the package.xml manifest file. For information about using the manifest file, see Deploying and Retrieving Metadata with the Zip File.