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How to read Table Method and classes Method content through X++ code & store in some medium(table memo field, xml file etc.)

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Posted on by GopalRC 75

Hi all, 

I have a requirement wherein I need to traverse to the ABC table, find Fields, IndexID's etc., and store the names of Fields, IndexID's, method etc. into XYZ table. - This is done.

similar I'm able to Traves from table to a method node and store method name in the table, along with the table.method name I need to read the table.method content(code) and store in XYZ table memo fields.

How to read the table.method() code? Any help

Thanks in advance and 

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    Mea_ 60,286 on at

    Hi GopalRC,

    You can use treeNode.AOTgetSource() method and you can get treeNode using something like:

    #AOT
treeNode  = TreeNode::findNode(#ClassesPath + @'\testClass\test_method');
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    GopalRC 75 on at

    Hi Ievgen Miroshnikov,

    I have already tried the similar way you said in earlier reply.

    treeNode  = TreeNode::findNode(#TablesPath+@"\"+_tableName+@"\"+_dictTable.objectMethod(i));  // _tableName and _dictTable.objectMethod(i) are parameter 

        this return me Null "treeNode" value.

    if use same without method name parameter it returns me the path.

        treeNode  = TreeNode::findNode(#TablesPath+"\\"+_tableName)                      

    Any other suggestions?

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    Mea_ 60,286 on at

    I missed 'methods', this works

    TreeNode treeNode  = TreeNode::findNode(#TablesPath + #AOTDelimiter + identifierStr(CustTable) + #MethodsPath +  #AOTDelimiter + 'address');

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    GopalRC 75 on at

    Ton's of thank you. It works! :-)

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