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System.debug('cli rocks');
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<title>IIDS: Multipage Boilerplate: Page 2</title>
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<apex:page showHeader="false" sidebar="false" standardController="Rig__c" extensions="RigController">
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function saveRig() {
public class RigController {
public RigController(ApexPages.StandardController controller) { }
@RemoteAction
public static String saveRig(String rigtype, String projectdetails, String discussion) {
String status = '';
Rig__c rig = new Rig__c();
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quintonwall / AddressFuture
Created June 17, 2013 17:17
Example of using JSON serialization to pass complex objects to @future handlers in Apex
/**
* Example of using JSON serialization to pass complex objects to @future handlers in Apex
* $author: [email protected]
*/
public with sharing class AddressFuture {
public AddressFuture () {
List<String> addresses = new List<String>();
AddressHelper ah1 = new AddressHelper('1 here st', 'San Francisco', 'CA', '94105');