Execute Batch Apex from lightning component with progress bar to show batch job status
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In this post we will see how to execute a batch apex class and add a lightning component to display the progress of the batch job.
The batch job progress status is retrieved from the object AsyncApexJob.
Let's first create a batch job.
Create an apex controller for the lightning component
Create a lightning component for the progress indicator.
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This is perfect. I was struggling to find a user-friendly way to execute a batch process. I LOVE the progress indicator. Thanks for such a useful blog post!
ReplyDeleteHow can we get response once the job is completed. I am updating a CSV file and would need to show status of each row back once job is completed.
ReplyDeleteHOw can I get a response (some custom inner class type) after I have the job completed. I am not storing the data in the database.
ReplyDeleteYou could make your batch class stateful to build up your return object , then in the finish method trigger a custom platform event , passing your object serialised as string to the platform event .
DeleteYour aura component would need to subscribe to the event and have a handler to use the return - which would be a string that you could parse into a JS object
Could you please advise..how this can be done on LWC
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