Not being able to access Flow variable in Apex class

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I am trying to create a flow which creates an account record and then navigates to the newly created record detail page

VF Code

<apex:page Controller="AccFlowController" TabStyle="Account">

<br/>

<flow:interview name="CreateAccount" interview="{!myflow}" finishlocation="{!AID}" />

Apex Class code

 public class AccFlowController{



 public Flow.Interview.Quick_Account myFlow { get; set; }



 public String getmyID() {

 if (myFlow==null) return '';

  else return myFlow.accountId;

 }



 public PageReference getOID(){

 PageReference p = new PageReference('https://dev-dev ed.my.salesforce.com/'+getmyID());

 p.setRedirect(true);

 return p;

 }



}

However, when I try to save the class it is showing

Error: Compile Error: Variable does not exist: accountId

My flow has the following variable present

enter image description here

edited 5 hours ago

Adrian Larson♦

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asked 6 hours ago

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I am trying to create a flow which creates an account record and then navigates to the newly created record detail page

VF Code

<apex:page Controller="AccFlowController" TabStyle="Account">

<br/>

<flow:interview name="CreateAccount" interview="{!myflow}" finishlocation="{!AID}" />

Apex Class code

 public class AccFlowController{



 public Flow.Interview.Quick_Account myFlow { get; set; }



 public String getmyID() {

 if (myFlow==null) return '';

  else return myFlow.accountId;

 }



 public PageReference getOID(){

 PageReference p = new PageReference('https://dev-dev ed.my.salesforce.com/'+getmyID());

 p.setRedirect(true);

 return p;

 }



}

However, when I try to save the class it is showing

Error: Compile Error: Variable does not exist: accountId

My flow has the following variable present

enter image description here

edited 5 hours ago

Adrian Larson♦

103k19111233

asked 6 hours ago

user55791

221111

add a comment |

up vote
3
down vote

favorite

I am trying to create a flow which creates an account record and then navigates to the newly created record detail page

VF Code

<apex:page Controller="AccFlowController" TabStyle="Account">

<br/>

<flow:interview name="CreateAccount" interview="{!myflow}" finishlocation="{!AID}" />

Apex Class code

 public class AccFlowController{



 public Flow.Interview.Quick_Account myFlow { get; set; }



 public String getmyID() {

 if (myFlow==null) return '';

  else return myFlow.accountId;

 }



 public PageReference getOID(){

 PageReference p = new PageReference('https://dev-dev ed.my.salesforce.com/'+getmyID());

 p.setRedirect(true);

 return p;

 }



}

However, when I try to save the class it is showing

Error: Compile Error: Variable does not exist: accountId

My flow has the following variable present

enter image description here

edited 5 hours ago

Adrian Larson♦

103k19111233

asked 6 hours ago

user55791

221111

I am trying to create a flow which creates an account record and then navigates to the newly created record detail page

VF Code

<apex:page Controller="AccFlowController" TabStyle="Account">

<br/>

<flow:interview name="CreateAccount" interview="{!myflow}" finishlocation="{!AID}" />

Apex Class code

 public class AccFlowController{



 public Flow.Interview.Quick_Account myFlow { get; set; }



 public String getmyID() {

 if (myFlow==null) return '';

  else return myFlow.accountId;

 }



 public PageReference getOID(){

 PageReference p = new PageReference('https://dev-dev ed.my.salesforce.com/'+getmyID());

 p.setRedirect(true);

 return p;

 }



}

However, when I try to save the class it is showing

Error: Compile Error: Variable does not exist: accountId

My flow has the following variable present

enter image description here

apex visual-workflow compile-error visual-flows

edited 5 hours ago

Adrian Larson♦

103k19111233

asked 6 hours ago

user55791

221111

edited 5 hours ago

Adrian Larson♦

103k19111233

asked 6 hours ago

user55791

221111

edited 5 hours ago

Adrian Larson♦

103k19111233

edited 5 hours ago

Adrian Larson♦

103k19111233

edited 5 hours ago

Adrian Larson♦

103k19111233

asked 6 hours ago

user55791

221111

asked 6 hours ago

user55791

221111

asked 6 hours ago

user55791

221111

add a comment |

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According to the documentation on Getting Flow Variables, you should call myFlow.getVariableValue:

String accountId = (String)myFlow.getVariableValue('accountId');

answered 6 hours ago

Adrian Larson♦

103k19111233

I tried it as well. But (String)myFlow.getVariableValue('accountId'); just fetches null even though the record is successfully created. @AdrianLarson
– user55791
5 hours ago

That seems like a problem with your flow, not your Apex. This answer resolves what you were doing wrong in the code you posted.
– Adrian Larson♦
5 hours ago

1

You were right. There was an issue with my flow. All I needed was a finish screen
– user55791
5 hours ago

add a comment |

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According to the documentation on Getting Flow Variables, you should call myFlow.getVariableValue:

String accountId = (String)myFlow.getVariableValue('accountId');

answered 6 hours ago

Adrian Larson♦

103k19111233

I tried it as well. But (String)myFlow.getVariableValue('accountId'); just fetches null even though the record is successfully created. @AdrianLarson
– user55791
5 hours ago

That seems like a problem with your flow, not your Apex. This answer resolves what you were doing wrong in the code you posted.
– Adrian Larson♦
5 hours ago

1

You were right. There was an issue with my flow. All I needed was a finish screen
– user55791
5 hours ago

add a comment |

up vote
5
down vote

accepted

According to the documentation on Getting Flow Variables, you should call myFlow.getVariableValue:

String accountId = (String)myFlow.getVariableValue('accountId');

answered 6 hours ago

Adrian Larson♦

103k19111233

I tried it as well. But (String)myFlow.getVariableValue('accountId'); just fetches null even though the record is successfully created. @AdrianLarson
– user55791
5 hours ago

That seems like a problem with your flow, not your Apex. This answer resolves what you were doing wrong in the code you posted.
– Adrian Larson♦
5 hours ago

1

You were right. There was an issue with my flow. All I needed was a finish screen
– user55791
5 hours ago

add a comment |

up vote
5
down vote

accepted

According to the documentation on Getting Flow Variables, you should call myFlow.getVariableValue:

String accountId = (String)myFlow.getVariableValue('accountId');

answered 6 hours ago

Adrian Larson♦

103k19111233

According to the documentation on Getting Flow Variables, you should call myFlow.getVariableValue:

String accountId = (String)myFlow.getVariableValue('accountId');

answered 6 hours ago

Adrian Larson♦

103k19111233

answered 6 hours ago

Adrian Larson♦

103k19111233

answered 6 hours ago

Adrian Larson♦

103k19111233

answered 6 hours ago

Adrian Larson♦

103k19111233

I tried it as well. But (String)myFlow.getVariableValue('accountId'); just fetches null even though the record is successfully created. @AdrianLarson
– user55791
5 hours ago

That seems like a problem with your flow, not your Apex. This answer resolves what you were doing wrong in the code you posted.
– Adrian Larson♦
5 hours ago

1

You were right. There was an issue with my flow. All I needed was a finish screen
– user55791
5 hours ago

add a comment |

I tried it as well. But (String)myFlow.getVariableValue('accountId'); just fetches null even though the record is successfully created. @AdrianLarson
– user55791
5 hours ago

That seems like a problem with your flow, not your Apex. This answer resolves what you were doing wrong in the code you posted.
– Adrian Larson♦
5 hours ago

1

You were right. There was an issue with my flow. All I needed was a finish screen
– user55791
5 hours ago

I tried it as well. But (String)myFlow.getVariableValue('accountId'); just fetches null even though the record is successfully created. @AdrianLarson
– user55791
5 hours ago

That seems like a problem with your flow, not your Apex. This answer resolves what you were doing wrong in the code you posted.
– Adrian Larson♦
5 hours ago

You were right. There was an issue with my flow. All I needed was a finish screen
– user55791
5 hours ago

add a comment |

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