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How to change cust invoice values before posting (AX2012)?

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Posted on by Justinas Ringaila 540

Hi,

I'm a little confused... How to change CustInvoiceJour record values before posting an invoice from  all sales orders form?

There was SalesFormLetter_Invoice.initJournal() method in AX2009 that invoked  CustInvoiceJour.initFromSalesTable() method. Using initFromSalesTable record values could be changed...

Even Though initFromSalesTable() method still exist it does't get invoked fo from SalesFormLetter_Invoice.

How I can change CustInvoiceJour buffer values before inserting it to the table.

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    Andrew Xu Profile Picture
    Andrew Xu 3,877 on at

    You can do that in the class 'SalesInvoiceJournalCreate', the method 'initJournalHeader' initializes the data of CustInvoiceJour.

  • Justinas Ringaila Profile Picture
    Justinas Ringaila 540 on at

    Unfortunately debugger doesn't jump to this method.

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    Andrew Xu Profile Picture
    Andrew Xu 3,877 on at

    The reason why your break point in that class was not hit is that that class is called via IL, but not X++. This is new in AX 2012. For the performance aspect, this enhances the performance, because IL is ran by .net frame work. But the side effect is that X++ break point won't work in that code.

    To enable your debugger for that kind of code, you need to execute the code via X++, please see axinsighter.blogspot.com/.../devtricksfornondevelopers02.html.

    For your specific issue, you need to do that in class 'SysOperationRPCFrameworkService' to change the method 'runServiceOperation' to,

    public static container runServiceOperation(ClassId controllerClassId, container packedController)
    {
        return SysOperationServiceController::runServiceOperation([controllerClassId, packedController]);
    }

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    Justinas Ringaila 540 on at

    Thanks, you helped me а alot :)

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