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Why is it necessary to put @RemoteAction annotation in a method of apex controller in a Salesforce Visualforce page in order to use that method in Javascript Code?
Why is it necessary to put @RemoteAction annotation in a method of apex controller in a Visualforce page in order to use that method in Javascript Code?
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Hi
The RemoteAction annotation provides support for Apex methods used in Visualforce to be called via JavaScript. This process is often referred to as JavaScript remoting.
Methods with the RemoteAction annotation must be static and either global or public.
Hope this helps you.
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