Aura: How to call an Apex method from Lightning javascript controller
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This post details a basic example to execute an apex method from your lightning javascript controller.
STEP 1:
Create the Apex class. Note the following pointers.
- The method to be executed from your lightning component has to be annotated with @AuraEnabled.
- The method should be either public or global
STEP 2:
Declare your apex class in your lightning component.
STEP 3:
Call your apex method from your Javascript.
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ReplyDeleteI really appreciate how this article breaks down the process of invoking Apex methods from Lightning components. The examples are clear and practical, helping both beginners and experienced developers implement functionality efficiently in Salesforce.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this guide. The steps on calling an Apex method from Aura are very clear and easy to follow. Daniel Dantas
ReplyDeleteGreat content! The structured approach, along with practical details, makes the process easier to grasp for Salesforce professionals, ensuring Aura components are designed with efficiency and scalability in mind.
ReplyDelete“Clear, concise, and immediately actionable—this guide made invoking Apex methods from Aura components feel effortless! Sidney De Queiroz Pedrosa
ReplyDeleteThis is such a clear and helpful explanation! Calling Apex methods from a Lightning JavaScript controller can often feel confusing, especially for beginners, but your step-by-step breakdown makes the process easier to understand. I appreciate how you simplified the connection between Aura components and Apex, ensuring developers know how to properly handle the data flow. Definitely a great resource for anyone working with Salesforce Lightning development!
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