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	{
	"glossary": {
	"title": "example glossary",
	"GlossDiv": {
	"title": "S",
	"GlossList": {
	"GlossEntry": {
	"ID": "SGML",
	"SortAs": "SGML",
	"GlossTerm": "Standard Generalized Markup Language",

	public class JsonParser{
	public glossary glossary{get;set;}
	public class GlossList{
	public GlossEntry GlossEntry{get;set;}
	}
	public class GlossEntry{
	public String Abbrev{get;set;}
	public String Acronym{get;set;}
	public String GlossTerm{get;set;}
	public GlossDef GlossDef{get;set;}

	import-module activedirectory
	$DaysInactive = 90
	$time = (Get-Date).Adddays(-($DaysInactive))

	# Get all AD computers with lastLogonTimestamp less than our time
	Get-ADComputer -Filter {LastLogonTimeStamp -lt $time -and OperatingSystem -notlike "server"} -Properties LastLogonTimeStamp,OperatingSystem \|

	# Output hostname and lastLogonTimestamp into CSV
	select-object Name \| export-csv C:\OLD_Computers.csv -notypeinformation

	<!--
	Simple proof-of-concept to create a .ics calendar event with visualforce.
	Inspired by Natalie Regier @gnatrae

	This example uses url parameters to set the details of event.
	You could create a custom button that invokes this page, like:
	https://<your-salesforce-domain>/apex/vCalendarPage?start={!TEXT(Obj.StartDate__c)}&end={!TEXT(Obj.EndDate__c)}&subject=Event from Visualforce&description=This .ics event created with visualforce&location=The Cloud

	An example with literal values you can copy & paste in your browser:
	https://<your-salesforce-domain>/apex/vCalendarPage?start=20140524T140000&end=20140524T153000&subject=Event from Visualforce&description=This .ics event created with visualforce&location=The Cloud

	$files = Get-ChildItem [INPUT FOLDER PATH - e.g C:\Data\]*.csv
	Get-Content $files \| Set-Content [OUTPUT FILE PATH - e.g C:\Data\MergedCsvFile.csv]

	public DateTime convertISO8601(string str)
	{
	return (DateTime)json.deserialize('"' + str + '"', datetime.class);
	}

	public class IdeaCommentTriggerHandler {

	public static void handleTrigger(List<IdeaComment> workingRecords, List<IdeaComment> oldRecords, System.TriggerOperation triggerEvent ) {


	final Id orgWideAddress = [select Id from OrgWideEmailAddress WHERE Address ='salesforce@your.org'].Id; // You should consider using a custom setting to manage this - certainly do not hardcode an address Id!

	switch on triggerEvent {
	when AFTER_INSERT, AFTER_UPDATE{