I have a custom Invoice object which gets a related Case created if the invoice goes overdue.  That works fine.  Now, we want to stop the invoice from being edited by anyone except users from a particular profile, once the invoice has a related Case.  If I use the standard button override, I end up with a recursive loop because I'm trying to use the standard edit functionality (when they are allowed to edit), so it keeps calling my scontrol.  Current (bad) code is as follows:

I'm working on an Apex trigger and class that will geocode addresses on the contact object once a new contact record is created with an address (After Insert) and after a contact record's address has changed (After Update). I'm making and HTTP request to google to geocode the coordinates as in:

- send an address to Google

- if I get a response back from Google, check the status

- if successful, then parse through the response and extract the coordinates and write them to the contact record, so they can later be referenced by my Google Maps application.

 

Here's my problem: originally, I wrote the trigger and class so that it only sends one address per trigger execution. This code works as expected. Then I modified my code to send addresses in batches and now I'm getting the following error message:

 

System.AsyncException: Future method cannot be called from a future method: my method name goes here()

 

 

Here's what my code does:

Trigger

- when a new contact record with an address or when a existing contact record's address is updated, then add its id to an array

- call the apex class to geocode by passing this mentioned array of contact ids

 

Class

- for each contact that was passed by the trigger, query the address and pass it to Google for geocoding

- read the response back from Google and if it was successful, then parse through the response, extract the coordinates and write to the contact record (update call)

 

Why would I get the following error message? Are bulk triggers not allow when using the @future annotation or is there something wrong with my logic?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

 

Message Edited by HL-Dev on 09-11-2008 09:21 AM

Message Edited by HL-Dev on 06-13-2008 01:27 PM

I'm working on an Apex trigger and class that will geocode addresses on the contact object once a new contact record is created with an address (After Insert) and after a contact record's address has changed (After Update). I'm making and HTTP request to google to geocode the coordinates as in:

- send an address to Google

- if I get a response back from Google, check the status

- if successful, then parse through the response and extract the coordinates and write them to the contact record, so they can later be referenced by my Google Maps application.

 

Here's my problem: originally, I wrote the trigger and class so that it only sends one address per trigger execution. This code works as expected. Then I modified my code to send addresses in batches and now I'm getting the following error message:

 

System.AsyncException: Future method cannot be called from a future method: my method name goes here()

 

 

Here's what my code does:

Trigger

- when a new contact record with an address or when a existing contact record's address is updated, then add its id to an array

- call the apex class to geocode by passing this mentioned array of contact ids

 

Class

- for each contact that was passed by the trigger, query the address and pass it to Google for geocoding

- read the response back from Google and if it was successful, then parse through the response, extract the coordinates and write to the contact record (update call)

 

Why would I get the following error message? Are bulk triggers not allow when using the @future annotation or is there something wrong with my logic?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

 

First time creating a Apex Class  and the Trigger and I'm getting a error message:

Test coverage of selected Apex Trigger is 0%, at least 1% test coverage is required

I have 100% coverage for the Apex Class but can't find any information on getting Apex Trigger Coverage.

Any help is appreciated

Class:

public class ContractUpdate {

public static void AddeCon(Contract [] UpdateContract) {
    List<Account> accountsToUpdate = new List<Account>();
    for(Contract c: UpdateContract)
   
{
    if ((c.Stage__c=='Completed') && (c.RecordTypeId == '0123000000002Hr') && (c.Status == 'Active')){
   Account acc = new Account(Id=c.AccountId,eCon_Completed__c=TRUE);
   accountsToUpdate.add(acc);
  }
 else { Account acc = new Account(Id=c.AccountId,eCon_Completed__c=FALSE);
     accountsToUpdate.add(acc);
 }
 }
 update accountsToUpdate;
}


    public static testMethod void test_AddeCon(){
   

      Account test1 = new Account(Name = 'one', eCon_Completed__c=FALSE);   
      Account test2 = new Account(Name = 'two',eCon_Completed__c=TRUE);
      Account test3 = new Account(Name = 'three',eCon_Completed__c=FALSE);
      Account test4 = new Account(Name = 'four',eCon_Completed__c=TRUE);
      Account[] accts = new Account[] { test1, test2, test3, test4 };
          
       insert accts;
     
      Contract TestCon1 = new Contract (AccountId = test1.Id, Stage__c = 'Completed',Status = 'Active',RecordTypeId = '0123000000002Hr');
      Contract TestCon2 = new Contract (AccountId = test2.Id, Stage__c = 'Install on Hold', Status = 'Active');
      Contract TestCon3 = new Contract (AccountId = test3.Id, Stage__c = 'Completed', Status = 'Cancelled', RecordTypeId = '0123000000002Hr');
      Contract TestCon4 = new Contract (AccountId = test4.Id, Stage__c = 'Completed',Status = 'Active', RecordTypeId = '0123000000002Hr');
      Contract[] con = new Contract[] {TestCon1, TestCon2, TestCon3, TestCon4};
     
      AddeCon(con);
          
      // Execute trigger with test data set
    
      // Confirm results
      Account[] acctQuery = [SELECT eCon_Completed__c FROM Account WHERE Id = :accts[0].Id OR Id = :accts[1].Id OR Id = :accts[2].Id OR Id = :accts[3].Id];
      System.assertEquals(TRUE, acctQuery[0].eCon_Completed__c);
      System.assertEquals(FALSE, acctQuery[1].eCon_Completed__c);
      System.assertEquals(FALSE, acctQuery[2].eCon_Completed__c);
      System.assertEquals(TRUE, acctQuery[3].eCon_Completed__c);
   }
  
}

Trigger:

trigger ContractUpdate on Contract (after update) {

ContractUpdate.AddeCon(Trigger.new);
 
}


Message Edited by DT Developer on 09-16-2008 02:32 PM

Message Edited by DT Developer on 09-16-2008 02:43 PM

Message Edited by HL-Dev on 09-11-2008 09:21 AM

Message Edited by HL-Dev on 06-13-2008 01:27 PM

i'm trying to figure out how i force an exception to happen so I can cover my catch statements in testMethods.

can anyone tell me how to force a DML exception and a generic one?  i can't figure out how, and when i try to manually set one up, apex just tells me that the exceptions cannot be constructed.

I have read several posts and done quite a bit of searching. I'm still having trouble. I have the following trigger:




Message Edited by dave_mwi on 02-29-2008 12:58 PM

Message Edited by dave_mwi on 02-29-2008 01:00 PM

I'm having problems with a SOQL statement in one of my ajax pages and from what I can tell in the docs, it's not possible to do a "like" search and escape special characters... True?

Basically, I have a soql statement that takes in a value entered by the user.  If the value contains a single quote, the soql breaks.  I've tried escaping with ( \ ) I've tried replacing the singel quote with two single quotes ala SQL and I've tried replacing the single quote with &#39; and none of it works.

Is there a solution to this or should I just cut off the stuff after the quote and search on that?

Thanks,
-Zach