The blog a clear and practical guide to accessing JSON values in Apex. The step-by-step instructions and examples make it easy to understand how to parse and handle JSON data effectively within Salesforce. This is a valuable resource for developers working with JSON in their Apex code. Well done! For more info - https://360degreecloud.com/
We can also pass custom apex-defined variable from flow to LWC. In this case, we have to define the property type as apex://namespace.Classname and expose the same variable as @api. Attached are the screenshots.
Suppose we have a scenario where we have a single select datatable in LWC. There is a field which is editable but it should be editable only for the selected row, for rest of the rows it would be read-only. We can implement the same with a bit of logic of JS. Attached are the screenshots.
Generally apex batch jobs are scheduled to run at particular time intervals. But suppose we have a use case where we need to run the batch job on adhoc basis. We can call the batch apex from a screen flow in that case and the screen flow can be invoked from a button. So, the batch job can be executed on demand. Attached are the screenshots.
The blog a clear and practical guide to accessing JSON values in Apex. The step-by-step instructions and examples make it easy to understand how to parse and handle JSON data effectively within Salesforce. This is a valuable resource for developers working with JSON in their Apex code. Well done! For more info - https://360degreecloud.com/
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