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Distinguish between REST Class And SOAP Class in Salesforce
If I have a legacy web service class, how can i distinguish whether that class is a REST or SOAP based?
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Hi Ratnkar,
You can identify your web service class them by viewing the code. If the class has annotation '@RestResource' then it's REST-based and if it has 'webservice' member variables and a 'webservice' method then it's SOAP-based class.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Subhendu
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