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What are the different ways to communicate between Salesforce components?
<div>What are the different ways to communicate between Salesforce lightning components?</div>
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This discussion was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by
Shweta.
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we have two types of communication involved: C2C (Component to Component) and C2S (Component to Server). C2C or intercomponent communication is performed through events, that are propagated asynchronously in the UI. A component can publish and subscribe to events.
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C2C or intercomponent communication is performed through events, that are propagated asynchronously in the UI. A component can publish and subscribe to events.
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