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Any Continuum Programmers out there

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We have a group trying to use Continuum to automate some of our regression testing with GP but they are having problems when they need to use a 3rd party or custom dictionary.  We created our own dictionary with additional data for SOP orders, Inventory items and Customer Master/Addresses.  When they try to use the DLLS I generated with DAG.EXE they get a Protection level error is Visual Studio.  I've used the DLL in my .net add-in without any problems.  Any programmers that have done cross dictionary in Continuum?

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    RE: Any Continuum Programmers out there

    As with some things, you can make the problem harder than it has to be.  We were trying to reference the DLL the dag.exe created when we should have just set the current product ID.  for example: GPapp.CurrentProductID=6301;

     

                                               

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