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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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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
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
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 42 mins ago
S kanthS kanth
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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.
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 instead can use below
private static String AccLinks {
get {
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
return (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
}
}
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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.
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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.
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.
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 40 mins ago
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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 instead can use below
private static String AccLinks {
get {
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
return (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
}
}
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 instead can use below
private static String AccLinks {
get {
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
return (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
}
}
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 instead can use below
private static String AccLinks {
get {
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
return (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
}
}
As mentioned, you cannot set the value to your property when you don't have a setter defined.
In your case, you instead can use below
private static String AccLinks {
get {
if (Acclinks == null) {
Key_Value_List__c kvl = Key_Value_List__c.getInstance('Acc_Content');
return (kvl != null && kvl.Value__c != null ? kvl.Value__c : 'some_url');
}
}
}
answered 24 mins ago
Vijay GanjiVijay Ganji
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