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Scott0987Scott0987 

use list as method signature

I think a signature is what I am looking for but am not sure.  Here is what I want to do.  Some methods when you pass information to them have something like

 

public void mymethod(string abcd){

method here...

}

 

then when calling the method you have to pass a string onto the method.  I would like to setup something similar but have it be a list that is passed on.  So something like

public void mymethod(list abcdList){

method here....

}

 

I think that area is called a signature, but am not sure.  Can someone point me in the right direction?

Vinit_KumarVinit_Kumar

Scott,

 

You need to create a class and methid like below :-

 

public class myClass {

public void myMethod(List<Contact> conList, List<Id> ChildIds){
// .... some code here
}

}

 

then,

 

You need to create an instance of your class, like this:

//Create the instance
myClass sm = new myClass();
//Call the method
sm.myMethod(<Pass contact list here>);

 

The other way is to declare the method static like below :-

 

public class myClass {

public  static void myMethod(List<Contact> conList, List<Id> ChildIds){
// .... some code here
}

}

 

and then call it directly.

 

myClass.myMethod(<Pass the contact list here>)

 

If this answers your query,please mark it as solution so that other can get benefited...

 

Regards,

Vinit