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Is it necessary to use RemoteAction annotation for using javascript?
Hi All,
Is it necessary to use RemoteAction annotation for using javascript? When to use RemoteAction annotation particularly?
Thanks
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Hello Pranav,
It is not necessary to use RemoteAction annotation for using javascript
Remote action means that a Visualforce page can access the method directly from JavaScript, using JavaScript remoting. You'd use this if you didn't want to use form posts to carry out actions. Remote action methods are stateless, so the request needs to carry all the information required to process it.
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