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creating new exchange rate currency bank NBP as we have OANDA in d365fo

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using Microsoft.Dynamics.ApplicationSuite.FinancialManagement.Currency.Framework;

using Microsoft.Dynamics.Currency.Instrumentation;

using System.Collections; using System.ComponentModel.Composition;

/// <summary>

/// The <c>ExchangeRateProviderOanda</c> class is an exchange rate provider for OANDA.

/// </summary>

[ExportMetadataAttribute(enumStr(ExchangeRateProvider),ExchangeRateProvider::OANDA),ExportAttribute('Microsoft.Dynamics.ApplicationSuite.FinancialManagement.Currency.Framework.IExchangeRateProvider')]

class ExchangeRateProviderOanda implements IExchangeRateProvider

{

}

in the above code we have

ExchangeRateProvider::OANDA, but i wanna create for NBP, so what modifications are required

And how to proceed so that I can get NBP instead of OANDA on clicking new in the form...

can anyone please help out

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Ludwig Reinhard Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi,

What does NBP stand for? Is that the Polish central bank or does it represent a new currency code you want to create or...?

Would be great if you could provide us some additional information.

Best regards,

Ludwig

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Martin Dráb 237,795 Most Valuable Professional on at

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As far as I know, ExportMetadataAttribute isn't needed anymore, therefore simply remove it. If you want it, you'll have to extend ExchangeRateProvider enum and add your new value there.

When your provider is correctly implemented, it'll become available in "Configure exchange rates providers" form.

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https://api.nbp.pl/en.html

u can please refer the above link

for NBP

Like how we have OANDA in standard UI ,the similar way we wanna create NBP

Its basically a new currency code

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I tried extending enum and tried adding value but it doesn't work..

can u please send me code related to it, so that I can implement

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Martin Dráb 237,795 Most Valuable Professional on at

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I'm sorry, but "it doesn't work" isn't a problem description we can work with. You would have to explain your problem properly.

But firstly, why are you doing it all? I told you it's not needed. You can simple remove the whole ExportMetadataAttribute (not the ExportAttribute; it must be there).

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Ludwig Reinhard Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi nil,

I once did that import from the polish central bank with Flow.

dynamicsax-fico.com/.../

Maybe that's an alternative option for you?

Best regards,

Ludwig

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Can you please send me exact code/procedure,through which I can get value "NBP" currency code in the form .

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And NBP is a bank,

like how we have oanda and others in the standard ,the similar way I wanna add NBP in standards

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Martin Dráb 237,795 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Declare the class like this:

[ExportAttribute('Microsoft.Dynamics.ApplicationSuite.FinancialManagement.Currency.Framework.IExchangeRateProvider')] class XyzExchangeRateProviderNbp implements IExchangeRateProvider

and implement all methods defined by the interface. The compiler will tell you what's missing. Also, I strongly recommend that you follow the documentation page written for exactly this purpose: Create exchange rate providers. It explains the methods and other related things.

I've recently written a similar exchange rate provider and it works fine.

By the way, you surely don't want "to get value "NBP" currency code". A currency code identifies a currency, such as EUR or USD. NBP is a bank, not a currency. What you want create is an exchange rate provider, not a new currency.

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Yes yes NBP is a provider not currency code and I wanna implement NBP in standards like how we have OANDA!!

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