Can anyone tell me the steps for creating and the URL for calling a custom procedure with the new SBA for GP 2015?
Here is what I've done to this point:
- Created a procedure with an out parameter that sets the parameter to the static string, "Hello World!"
- Edited the properties of the procedure with the following values:
- ServiceAction: Get
- ServiceCustomAction: I did not specify a value.
- ServiceEnabled: TRUE
- ServiceRawRequest: FALSE
- ServiceUriTemplate: HelloWorld
- Created a chunk file with that change and installed it on my default (and only) instance.
- I saw a post (here) saying that the Dictionary Assembly Generator (DAG) was necessary to get the SBA running, so I created an assembly for my application and placed it (and the metadata files, although I don't know if that is necessary) in the AddIns folder of GP (is that the right place?).
At this point I tested it with no luck, so I restarted all of the services thinking that might be necessary to get it to pick up the new code, but got the same result:
{
"Status": {
"CorrelationId": "2303d30bb45a4d348139ac55807a7e8f",
"HttpCode": 404,
"ErrorCode": "OperationNotFound",
"Source": "DexterityProcess",
"Message": "No operation was defined for this URI\/verb combination."
}
}
The relevant request log from didn't reveal much more:
11:09:33.940 | CorrelationId: [2303d30bb45a4d348139ac55807a7e8f]
11:09:33.940 | ProxyId: [f1a044bbdd9f4885bebe9dbfa0d94785]
11:09:33.940 | OperationNumber: [7]
11:09:33.940 | RuntimeDir: [C:\Dynamics\GP2015]
11:09:33.940 | HTTPVerb: [GET]
11:09:33.940 | Full URI: [https://mymachine:myport/GPService/Tenants(Test)/Companies(Fabrikam, Inc.)/Artis Dexterity Programs/HelloWorld.json]
11:09:33.940 | Operation URI: [/Artis%20Dexterity%20Programs/HelloWorld]
11:09:33.940 | CustomAction: []
11:09:33.940 | Tenant: [Test]
11:09:33.940 | Company: [Fabrikam, Inc.]
11:09:33.940 | SetFile: [C:\Dynamics\GP2015\Dynamics.set]
11:09:33.940 | IniFile: [C:\Dynamics\GP2015\Data\Dex.ini]
11:09:33.940 | AuthType: [NTLM]
11:09:33.940 | RequestUser: [ARTISINC\phaag]
11:09:33.941 | ProcessUser: [ARTISINC\paulgp2015services]
11:09:33.941 | ProcessId: [6712]
11:09:33.941 | OperationTimeout: [00:00:00]
11:09:33.941 | ForceBackground: [False]
11:09:33.941 | ResponseFormat: [Json]
11:09:33.941 | Service executable: [1.0.91.0]
11:09:33.941 | DynamicsRuntime.dll: [14.00.0072.000]
11:09:34.001 | [*Error*]::Request Exception (bridge - expected) :: CorrelationId:[2303d30bb45a4d348139ac55807a7e8f], HttpCode:[404], ErrorType:[OperationNotFound], Source:[DexterityProcess], ExInfo:[Microsoft.Dynamics.GP.Svc.Foundation.ErrorHandling.RequestException: No operation was defined for this URI/verb combination.
at Microsoft.Dynamics.GP.Svc.DexterityProcess.OperationManagement.OperationManager.FetchOperation(String uriPart, String httpVerb, String customAction)
at Microsoft.Dynamics.GP.Svc.DexterityProcess.DexterityProcessBridge.ExecuteForegroundInstructionsInternal(DexterityServiceRequestData requestData)]
11:09:34.058 | --------- WEB SERVICE CALL IS RETURNING ----------
As you can see from the trace, I was trying a URL in the format: https://mymachine:myport/GPService/Tenants(MyTenant)/Companies(Fabrikam,%20Inc.)/MyProductName/MyServiceUriTemplate.json. I have also tried replacing MyProductName with MyProductId, but I get the same result. I'm assuming I'm missing something more fundamental about the structure (like a sub-directory by product).
