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          View Apex Names in Apex Class Viewer

          View Apex Names in Apex Class Viewer

          View all External Services auto-generated Apex classes in the Apex Class viewer in Setup.

          Required Editions

          Available in: Lightning Experience
          Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions

          As an example, let’s examine the BankServices’ Apex classes.

          1. From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Apex Classes, and then select Apex Classes.
          2. Scroll down to Dynamic Apex Classes.
          3. To filter the view, click Create New View.
          4. Enter a View Name.
          5. Under Filter By Additional Fields (optional), select
            1. Field - Class Name
            2. Operator - starts with
            3. Value - “BankService”
          6. Save your changes.

          Now the list includes only classes that begin with “BankService”.

          To see the external service associated with your class, click Open under the Action column.

          To see details about the Apex class, click the Class Name. In this example, click BankService. In this detailed view, you can see all of the Apex names. The order of components is the same as they appeared in the original JSON-formatted schema. Operations, Requests, and Responses are highlighted in all caps to make it easier to browse the Apex code. In this partial snippet, you can view the details for BankService_accountDetails.

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