Dynamic programming is a method for solving complex problems by breaking them down into simpler subproblems, solving each subproblem once, and storing the solutions for future use. This document discusses how dynamic programming concepts are applied in Salesforce, including dynamic approval processes, reporting, and visualforce components. It provides an example of using an apex:dynamicComponent tag to dynamically display opportunities in different tables based on their stage value. Limitations of dynamic apex representation for certain visualforce components are also outlined.

1. Quote of the day
 “Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I
remember. Involve me and I learn.”
 by Benjamin Franklin

2. Dynamic VF Components
in
Designed in Apex class

3. Introduction :
What is Dynamic Programming :
• Method for solving a complex problem by breaking it down into a
collection of simpler sub problems, and solve all once, storing their
solutions for future reference to avoid re-computing again for same
problem. So we can save computation time, memory.

4. Application of
Dynamic
Concept in
Salesfore

5. Few more Dynamic concepts in Salesforce:
 Dynamic Approval Process
 Dynamic Reporting
 Dynamic VF Components

6. Representation On VF Page
<apex:dynamicComponent componentValue=”{!dynamicDetails}”/>
 This tag acts as a placeholder for your dynamic component.
 componentValue attribute is must which accepts the name of an Apex method that returns a
dynamic component.

7. Representation On Apex Class
Creating a Visualforce Component in Apex can be done by referencing the Component.Apex
namespace along with name of the component.
Ex : Component.Apex.PageBlock.
Component.Apex.OutputText.
Component.Apex.OutputField outTxt = new Component.Apex.OutputField();
outTxt.value = rec.Name;
For Reference :
VF Component Reference from any vf page
Dynamic Visualforce Notation :
 Component.Apex.PageBlock.

8. Dynamic Component Properties
 childComponents : By using this we can add one component to other.
Ex: pageBlock contains pageBlockSection
Component.Apex.PageBlock pageBlk = new Component.Apex.PageBlock();
Component.Apex.PageBlockSection pgBlkSec = new
Component.Apex.PageBlockSection(title='header');
pageBlk.childComponents.add(pgBlkSec);
 Expressions : To bind properties to component
Ex : Component.Apex.InputField inpFld = new Component.Apex.InputField();
inpField.expressions.value = '{!Account.Name}';
inpField.expressions.id = '{!$User.FirstName}';

9. Usage with Examples
 Example 1 :
Display Opportunities in different tables according to their stage value.
Note : Number of Stage picklist values vary from Sandbox to
production.
 Example 2 :
Customer name, Email Id, Mobile Number, Contact me(check box), Time to
Contact(Picklist) display fields dynamically on selection of Picklist A, Picklist B
values while creating Opportunity record.
Note :
Display all fields for a1,b1. (Nothing must)
Contact Name, Email are must for a1,b2.
Contact Name, Mobile, Contact Me are must for a2,b1.
Display all and all are must for a2,b2.

10. Limitations :
 No Dynamic Apex Representation for below components :
 <apex: attribute>
 <apex: component>
 <apex: componentBody>
 <apex: composition>
 <apex: define>
 <apex: dynamicComponent>
 <apex: include>
 <apex: insert>
 <apex: param>
 <apex: variable>

11. Resources
 https://developer.salesforce.com/page/Dynamic_Visualforce_Components
 https://yourInstance/apexpages/apexcomponents.apexp
 https://harikrishnaratikindi.wordpress.com/2016/06/18/use-of-dynamic-
components-in-salesforce/
 https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-
us.pages.meta/pages/pages_compref_dynamicComponent.htm
 https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-
us.pages.meta/pages/pages_dynamic_vf_components_implementation.htm

12. About Me :
 Salesforce dynamic concept expert
 Blog writer
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 Github link : https://github.com/harveensj5/dynamicSalesforce

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