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How to use an apex-defined object in Your Flow?
To work with an Apex-Defined object in your Flow, you need to create an Apex Descriptor Class for the object. In your Flow, you can create and use Apex-Defined record and record collection variables by referencing your Apex Class. All of the fields in your variable will be available to use in the Flow.
How is a variable assigned to a list in apex?
Its syntax is: where variable must be of the same primitive or sObject type as list_or_set. When executing this type of for loop, the Apex runtime engine assigns variable to each element in list_or_set, and runs the code_block for each value. Sorry, the document you are looking for doesn’t exist or could not be retrieved.
How are data types defined in apex defined data types?
(Update: there’s now a no-code way to build the “meme GIF” flow !) Apex-Defined Data Types use a small amount of Apex code to let admins building Flows collect multiple sub-variables into a single outer variable, much like a “Contact” record has a “FirstName” & “LastName” within it.
Why does the for loop break in apex?
When you start your for loop however it breaks because you are telling the for loop that each record in oppList is a RD_Snapshot_Opportunity. This is not the case since you are trying to loop over your returned oppList records. Those records are of type Opportunity.
How to pass data from flow to apex?
Pass information from the flow to the invoked Apex method. The method determines the available input parameters and their data types. As you can see in the method code above, my method clearly indicates list . The flows editor doesn’t allow you to be that clear when you create variables.
Is it possible to process multiple objects in apex?
The examples work with single objects, but I believe you can get those in a loop and process multiple objects (like your list of custom type). You probably have something wrong in your code or in your logic.