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Can we call future method from controller?
Future methods can’t be used in Visualforce controllers in getMethodName(), setMethodName(), nor in the constructor. You can’t call a future method from a future method. Nor can you invoke a trigger that calls a future method while running a future method.
How can we call Apex from the process builder?
Call Apex Code from a Process
- Enter a name for this action.
- Choose an Apex class by entering the name of the class to filter results or select a class from the drop-down list.
- If the class includes an invocable variable, you can manually enter values or reference field values from a related record.
- Click Save.
Can we call webservice from future method?
Interviewee: Calling a future method is not allowed in the Execute method, But a web service can be called. A web service can also call an @future method. So, we can define a web service having a future method invocation and call the web service from the execute method of Batch Job.
Can a process builder run a @ future method?
From the SF solutions page, it was noted that one fix for CPU Time Limit Exceeded is to make the code asynchronous by adding the @future tag. So what we did is that the Process Builder calls an @invocablemethod and that method calls a @future method. The class compiles so I assume it might work.
How to use invocable method in process builder?
@InvocableMethod makes the method visible to process builder. @future (callout=true) makes the process builder able to use methods that callout since there can only be asyncronous callouts allowed from an invocable method.
How to make callout in the future method?
What we’ve done to work around that is to make callout in the future method. Your invocable would call the future and pass the map. The future would construct the request and send it out. Your future should be annotated with @future (callout=true) to be able to make callouts.
How to call future method and APEX method?
Calling Future method and an Apex method combinedly from a single method. In the above example, all the methods will execute one by one and the future method will execute in its own thread. Put any one of the setup/Non-setup in the future method and call the future method from the normal method.