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How To Make HTTP Calls from Lightning Web Component

March 25, 2024 / Leave a Comment / Integration, LWC

#1MinuteTip Learn how to make HTTP calls from Lightning Web Component (LWC) using the JavaScript standard Fetch API.

Here is a short video (6:15 minutes) on Salesforce Developers YouTube channel showing you how to do this.

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