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Variable is not visible
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I have this variable which returns key from custom settings. below is the code related to this
private static String AccLinks {
get {
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
AccLinks = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
return AccLinks;
}
}
when I run this code, I am getting this error
Variable is not visible: Acc_Class2.Acclinks
Can anyone help me with this
apex rest-api apexrest controller-extension custom-controller
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S kanthS kanth
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I have this variable which returns key from custom settings. below is the code related to this
private static String AccLinks {
get {
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
AccLinks = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
return AccLinks;
}
}
when I run this code, I am getting this error
Variable is not visible: Acc_Class2.Acclinks
Can anyone help me with this
apex rest-api apexrest controller-extension custom-controller
asked 2 days ago
S kanthS kanth
255
add a comment |
I have this variable which returns key from custom settings. below is the code related to this
private static String AccLinks {
get {
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
AccLinks = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
return AccLinks;
}
}
when I run this code, I am getting this error
Variable is not visible: Acc_Class2.Acclinks
Can anyone help me with this
apex rest-api apexrest controller-extension custom-controller
asked 2 days ago
S kanthS kanth
255
I have this variable which returns key from custom settings. below is the code related to this
private static String AccLinks {
get {
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
AccLinks = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
return AccLinks;
}
}
when I run this code, I am getting this error
Variable is not visible: Acc_Class2.Acclinks
Can anyone help me with this
apex rest-api apexrest controller-extension custom-controller
apex rest-api apexrest controller-extension custom-controller
asked 2 days ago
S kanthS kanth
255
asked 2 days ago
S kanthS kanth
255
asked 2 days ago
S kanthS kanth
255
asked 2 days ago
S kanthS kanth
255
asked 2 days ago
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255
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You cannot assign to a property
AccLinks = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
if that property does not have a setter method declared. To make the property read-only while caching its value (a lazy-loading pattern), you can synthesize a private setter:
get {
// ...
}
private set;
That will allow your class itself to set the value. See Apex Properties for more.
answered 2 days ago
David ReedDavid Reed
36.1k72154
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As mentioned, you cannot set the value to your property when you don't have a setter defined.
In your case, you can instead use the below code where you won't be able to set the value for your variable, but you will always get the value from your custom setting record.
private static String AccLinks {
get {
string returnValue = 'some_url'; //you can keep any default value
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
returnValue = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
return returnValue;
}
}
Another option would be to have a private setter using which you can set the value to your variable
private static String AccLinks {
get {
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
AccLinks = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
return AccLinks;
} private set;
}
answered 2 days ago
Vijay GanjiVijay Ganji
844211
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You cannot assign to a property
AccLinks = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
if that property does not have a setter method declared. To make the property read-only while caching its value (a lazy-loading pattern), you can synthesize a private setter:
get {
// ...
}
private set;
That will allow your class itself to set the value. See Apex Properties for more.
answered 2 days ago
David ReedDavid Reed
36.1k72154
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You cannot assign to a property
AccLinks = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
if that property does not have a setter method declared. To make the property read-only while caching its value (a lazy-loading pattern), you can synthesize a private setter:
get {
// ...
}
private set;
That will allow your class itself to set the value. See Apex Properties for more.
answered 2 days ago
David ReedDavid Reed
36.1k72154
add a comment |
You cannot assign to a property
AccLinks = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
if that property does not have a setter method declared. To make the property read-only while caching its value (a lazy-loading pattern), you can synthesize a private setter:
get {
// ...
}
private set;
That will allow your class itself to set the value. See Apex Properties for more.
answered 2 days ago
David ReedDavid Reed
36.1k72154
You cannot assign to a property
AccLinks = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
if that property does not have a setter method declared. To make the property read-only while caching its value (a lazy-loading pattern), you can synthesize a private setter:
get {
// ...
}
private set;
That will allow your class itself to set the value. See Apex Properties for more.
answered 2 days ago
David ReedDavid Reed
36.1k72154
answered 2 days ago
David ReedDavid Reed
36.1k72154
answered 2 days ago
David ReedDavid Reed
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answered 2 days ago
David ReedDavid Reed
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As mentioned, you cannot set the value to your property when you don't have a setter defined.
In your case, you can instead use the below code where you won't be able to set the value for your variable, but you will always get the value from your custom setting record.
private static String AccLinks {
get {
string returnValue = 'some_url'; //you can keep any default value
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
returnValue = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
return returnValue;
}
}
Another option would be to have a private setter using which you can set the value to your variable
private static String AccLinks {
get {
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
AccLinks = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
return AccLinks;
} private set;
}
answered 2 days ago
Vijay GanjiVijay Ganji
844211
add a comment |
As mentioned, you cannot set the value to your property when you don't have a setter defined.
In your case, you can instead use the below code where you won't be able to set the value for your variable, but you will always get the value from your custom setting record.
private static String AccLinks {
get {
string returnValue = 'some_url'; //you can keep any default value
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
returnValue = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
return returnValue;
}
}
Another option would be to have a private setter using which you can set the value to your variable
private static String AccLinks {
get {
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
AccLinks = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
return AccLinks;
} private set;
}
answered 2 days ago
Vijay GanjiVijay Ganji
844211
add a comment |
As mentioned, you cannot set the value to your property when you don't have a setter defined.
In your case, you can instead use the below code where you won't be able to set the value for your variable, but you will always get the value from your custom setting record.
private static String AccLinks {
get {
string returnValue = 'some_url'; //you can keep any default value
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
returnValue = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
return returnValue;
}
}
Another option would be to have a private setter using which you can set the value to your variable
private static String AccLinks {
get {
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
AccLinks = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
return AccLinks;
} private set;
}
answered 2 days ago
Vijay GanjiVijay Ganji
844211
As mentioned, you cannot set the value to your property when you don't have a setter defined.
In your case, you can instead use the below code where you won't be able to set the value for your variable, but you will always get the value from your custom setting record.
private static String AccLinks {
get {
string returnValue = 'some_url'; //you can keep any default value
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
returnValue = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
return returnValue;
}
}
Another option would be to have a private setter using which you can set the value to your variable
private static String AccLinks {
get {
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
AccLinks = (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
return AccLinks;
} private set;
}
answered 2 days ago
Vijay GanjiVijay Ganji
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