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/* | |
* Author: Kevin O'Hara | |
* Date: 02/10/2012 | |
* | |
* Description: The Async class aims to circumvent a limitation of asynchronous (@future) | |
* methods in Salesforce. The current @future implementation will only allow for primitives | |
* or collections of primitives to be passed into an @future method. The Async class uses | |
* native JSON serialization/deserialization to allow for passing an SObject, or List<SObject> | |
* into an asynchronous method for DML operations. A helper method is also included for making | |
* the serialization processes simpler. |