in eclipse, do a search (Ctrl- H) for the class name. as long as you down loaded, visualforce pages, apex classes, triggers, and sControles that should cover the majority (if not all) cases.
Or
In Developer, Console shows referenced by in addition to dependencies. Eg, selecting the BlobController class here reveals that BlobPage uses it as a controller
in eclipse, do a search (Ctrl- H) for the class name. as long as you down loaded, visualforce pages, apex classes, triggers, and sControles that should cover the majority (if not all) cases.
Or
In Developer, Console shows referenced by in addition to dependencies. Eg, selecting the BlobController class here reveals that BlobPage uses it as a controller
in eclipse, do a search (Ctrl- H) for the class name. as long as you down loaded, visualforce pages, apex classes, triggers, and sControles that should cover the majority (if not all) cases.
Or
In Developer, Console shows referenced by in addition to dependencies.
Eg, selecting the BlobController class here reveals that BlobPage uses it as a controller
Or you can try using SymbolTable of tooling apis
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.api_tooling.meta/api_tooling/tooling_api_objects_symboltable.htm#topic-title
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in eclipse, do a search (Ctrl- H) for the class name. as long as you down loaded, visualforce pages, apex classes, triggers, and sControles that should cover the majority (if not all) cases.
Or
In Developer, Console shows referenced by in addition to dependencies.
Eg, selecting the BlobController class here reveals that BlobPage uses it as a controller
Or you can try using SymbolTable of tooling apis
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.api_tooling.meta/api_tooling/tooling_api_objects_symboltable.htm#topic-title