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Hello, I am working with some webservice call and I have a C# List of object which am to set from x++.
This code is assembled on the .net Framework 3.5, the code I have in C# is:
public List<PurchLine> line { get; set; }
private List<PurchLine> lineList = new List<PurchLine>();
public void AddLine(PurchLine line)
{
lineList.Add(line);
}
public List<PurchLine> GetLine()
{
return lineList;
}
On the other hand, in AX 2009,
I have created a class in X++ to call this code. My problem is that when working with the Purchline list, I don't perform the Set_Line() method. Mi code is :
.....
while select purchLine
where purchLine.PurchId == purchTable.PurchId
{
d365PurchLine = new FinishProductAgainstOrder.PurchLine();
d365PurchLine.set_lineNum(num2str(purchLine.LineNum, 6, 2, -1, -1));
d365PurchLine.set_itemId(purchLine.ItemId);
d365purchTable.AddLine(d365PurchLine);
}
d365PurchTable.set_line(d365PurchTable.GetLine());
resultDirmemo = d365PurchTable.Serialize(d365PurchTable);
......
The error shown by the system is that the method I want to use does not exist.
Can you help me?
Thanks
If the type of "list" variable is something like ILIst, you'll be able to replace CLRObject with such a type.
No worries about code formatting. It's normal that you don't know all the features from the beginning - it's exactly why I point to it. :)
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Hello Martin.
Thank you very much for the quick response, I really appreciate it.
I have tried what you have advised me and with the non-generic collection (Ilist) I still had problems adding the PurchLine object inside the list.
Anyway, in the end declaring in my X++ code a CLRObject variable to assign the value to, it worked perfectly.
Finally, sorry for miscopying the text in the forum, it's the first time I'm writing and I didn't know about it, I'll keep in mind next time your tip when copying source code in the forum.
Because .NET Interop from X doesn't support generic types, you'll make your life much easier if you don't expose generic types in your C# code. For example, create a concrete type (e.g. PurchLineList) instead of using List<T>, or use a non-generic collection (ArrayList, IList).
If you insist on using generic types anyway, try assigning the value through a CLRObject variable.
CLRObject lineList = d365PurchTable.GetLine(); d365PurchTable.set_line(lineList);
By the way, please always use Insert > Code (in this rich formatting view) to paste source code to this forum. It'll be much eaiser to read.
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