Inheritance Class in Ax7

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I need to know the inheritance class for LedgerAccuralTrans. i am trying to change the enddate() value for ledgerjournaltransaccural form, i have taken postevent handler method for calcenddate() and updated my end date

but till i cant change my end date. can anyone please suggest me the solution.

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padmapriya

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Hi Padma,

In AX7 it is simply done by creating an extension class with the template shown below using the ‘ExtensionOf’ attribute:

[ExtensionOf(classStr(MyClass))]

final class MyClass_Extension

{

}

Now for your postevent handler you can get the datasource from Event Arguments and assign your value to the relevant datasource field.

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Tabsheer

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Hi Tabsheer,

I have created posteventhandler method for calcenddate(),

TransDate ret = _args.getReturnValue();

if(ret)

{

ret =toDate; // info(strfmt("%1",recId)); // ret = ;//systemDateGet() ;); = syste

}

_args.setReturnValue(ret);

this is code passing end date value .

this affects in ledgerjournaltrans accural form but not in ledgerjournaltransaccuraltrans form.

thanks & regards,

padmapriya.v

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Hi Padma,

From which form you have created posteventhandler method for calcenddate() ?

Beacuse I couldn't find calcenddate method in forms as describe by you.

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Tabsheer

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Hi Tabsheer,

The form name is ledgerjournaltransaccural their the method "End date" in that calcenddate() is called . and calcenddate() is coming from ledgerjournaltransaccural table.

thanks & regards,

padmapriya

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You can right click on the class and select "View hierarchy" to check hierarchy tree of the class

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