salesforce_winter15_release_notes

About the Release Notes
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IdeaExchange
Support of CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) in
RESTful API
Track Export History
Login / Logout History
Access To Transactional Logs for Your Organization
API Calls Report - More Depth
Tracking Users’ Activities
Logging How Many Times a Report Is Used
Salesforce.com Needs Better Logging Support
Idea delivered
Use CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) to Access Chatter
REST API
Use Event Log Files to Understand Organization Trends
(Generally Available)
Use Event Log Files to Understand Organization Trends
(Generally Available)
Use Event Log Files to Understand Organization Trends
(Generally Available)
Use Event Log Files to Understand Organization Trends
(Generally Available)
Use Event Log Files to Understand Organization Trends
(Generally Available)
Use Event Log Files to Understand Organization Trends
(Generally Available)
Use Event Log Files to Understand Organization Trends
(Generally Available)
Track Who Viewed Content in Preview and Full Screen Mode
Use Event Log Files to Understand Organization Trends
(Generally Available)
History Object to Hold Report Usage
Breakdown API Usage
Allow Tracking of API Usage Per User
Report Usage
Option to Only Enforce Two-Factor Authentication Outside
of Trusted IP Ranges
Use Event Log Files to Understand Organization Trends
(Generally Available)
Use Event Log Files to Understand Organization Trends
(Generally Available)
Use Event Log Files to Understand Organization Trends
(Generally Available)
Use Event Log Files to Understand Organization Trends
(Generally Available)
Customize and Manage User Authentication with Login Flows
Add Time Based Setting to Two-Factor Authentication
Delegated Admin Reset Time-Based Tokens for Two Factor
Authentication
TwoFactorInfo object
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