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By: Cita

Cita — Wed, 10 Nov 2021 14:22:46 +0000

Code a callout to use continuation
Make a callout asynchronous, to avoid the concurrent long-running transaction limit. Edit an existing class to use continuation with a callback method to check for a response before continuing.

To get started:
Load the unmanaged package, which contains an unedited Apex class. If you’re using a Trailhead Playground, this article shows you how to find your username and reset your password. If you have trouble installing the package, follow the steps in this article.

In Setup, find the Apex class CalloutController
Edit the CalloutController class:
Replace the existing callout code with a new continuation con, which calls a callback handler named processResponse
Add the callback handler processResponse() method to wait for the response from the server

I cannot solve this challange. Could i please get some help?

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By: Ravi

Ravi — Sat, 24 Oct 2015 22:37:00 +0000

Hi Jitendra,
I use git via the command line to deploy my code from my personal sandbox to the Dev Int. So my issue is that while i am working on the code in my sandbox ,other developers do make deployments to Dev int which results in me not having the latest code from the Dev int . On my desktop i do have the clone of the original develop branch. So i make sure i create a separate branch and fetch the code from my sandbox and need to merge with the Remote repository.

How can i avoid the overwritting of other developers code on Dev int and deploy only the files i have changed to the Dev Int ?