WHSWorkExecute (Emulator) BatchVerification - cannot set control from code

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Posted on by Raphael Bucher

Hi guys

Im struggling with the BatchVerification control, which is presented to the user to confirm the Batch Number.
This can be configured on the Mobile Menu Item -> Work confirmation setup.

So when the user picks something and this setting to confirm the batch is set, the user has to confirm the Batch number (e.g. Scanning)

But i cannot set this controls value from code. To me it looks like this specific control is bugged, every other control I tested can be set via code.

My goal is describe in this post which seems to work in AX2012:
https://cloudblogs.microsoft.com/dynamics365/no-audience/2015/04/28/barcode-scanning-in-the-mobile-device/
tldr; I want to set the BatchId from scanning the initial ItemId (GS1 Barcode) which contains the information of the BatchId

but the same code for setting the controls value does not work in D365, for example like this:

fieldValues.insert(WHSWorkExecuteDisplayVerificationControls::BatchVerification, 'test');
// or
controlData.processControl(WHSWorkExecuteDisplayVerificationControls::BatchVerification, 'test');

does anyone have a clue? :)
thanks!

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WillWU 22,361 on at

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Hi Raphael Bucher,

Could you please share more information(such as screenshot) about what do you want to achieve?

If you want to access a control from a form, you could use FormRun.design().controlName("Yourcontrol");

Hope this helps.

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Raphael Bucher 97 on at

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Hi, I should have been more clearer. Sorry for that.
I'm talking about the D365 Warehousing App and the Emulator (accessed through URL /?mi=action:WHSWorkExecute)
There is no such thing as Forms to access these controls, since it's used by the Mobile Application and the Device Emulator.

I think I found a viable way to solve this, if anyone ever runs into the same problem.. here is my solution:

Extend the ProductConfirmation Control (this is where we usually scan the barcode):

[ExtensionOf(classStr(WhsControlProductConfirmation))] public final class WhsControlProductConfirmationClass_BEC_Extension { public boolean process() { if (!this.dataEqualsWorkLineItemNumber() && WHSRFMenuItemTable::find(pass.lookup(#MenuItem)).BarcodeSplit) { this.barcodeSplitItemSearch_BEC(); } return next process(); } private void barcodeSplitItemSearch_BEC() { InventInventItemSearch localInventItemSearch = InventInventItemSearch::construct(); localInventItemSearch.parmBarcodeSplit(true); // custom search class is triggered, which splits the barcode accordingly InventInventItemSearchResult localInventItemSearchResult = localInventItemSearch.search(this.parmData()); if (localInventItemSearchResult.parmBatchId_BEC()) { // set the extracted ItemId this.parmData(localInventItemSearchResult.parmItemId()); if (localInventItemSearchResult.parmBatchId_BEC() == context.workLine.inventDim().inventBatchId || this.matchFlexibleOrderCommittedBatch_BEC(localInventItemSearchResult.parmBatchId_BEC())) { // create a dummy pass entry, which will be used to replace the BatchVerification entry later on pass.insert(WHSWorkExecuteDisplayVerificationControls::BatchVerification '_BEC', localInventItemSearchResult.parmBatchId_BEC()); } else { fieldValues.insert(WHSWorkExecuteDisplayVerificationControls::BatchVerification '_BEC', ''); this.fail("@WAX:IncorrectBatch"); } } } }

And then extend your specific WhsWorkExecuteDisplay Class, mine was WhsWorkExecuteDisplayUserDirected:

[ExtensionOf(classStr(whsWorkExecuteDisplayUserDirected))] public final class WhsWorkExecuteDisplayUserDirectedClass_BEC_Extension { container displayForm(container _con, str _buttonClicked) { container con = next displayForm(_con, _buttonClicked); // replace the BatchVerification control value with the dummy value con = this.replaceBatchVerification_BEC(con); return con; } private container replaceBatchVerification_BEC(container _con) { container con = _con; int batchControlIndex = this.indexOfBuildControlFromContainer(con, WHSWorkExecuteDisplayVerificationControls::BatchVerification); if (batchControlIndex && pass.exists(WHSWorkExecuteDisplayVerificationControls::BatchVerification '_BEC')) { con = this.setControlDataFromContainer(con, WHSWorkExecuteDisplayVerificationControls::BatchVerification, pass.lookup(WHSWorkExecuteDisplayVerificationControls::BatchVerification '_BEC')); pass.remove(WHSWorkExecuteDisplayVerificationControls::BatchVerification '_BEC'); } return con; } }

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WillWU 22,361 on at

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Hi partner,

Thank you for your sharing.

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chmanrubia 35 on at

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Hi everyone,

Maybe it's too late for you, but there is a simple way to solve this issue. Following this route: "warehouse management > Setup > GS1 > Barcode data generic setup" is necessary to create a new register with the following information:

Once completed, the system can verify the batch number using GS1 codes.

Regards,

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