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mark check box in contract class by default

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Hi,

First, I have check boxes in contract class, i want to mark these check boxes by default.

second, in the same contract, i have created by text box that had "created by" EDT, but list of created by does not appear why?, can i use another EDT or what i do?

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    Zain Bokhari Profile Picture
    Zain Bokhari 3,208 Moderator on at

    You can do this by overriding the perPromptModifyContract() method of your controller class and assigning the desired value to the field for check box.

    Secondly, createdBy is not a field with a default lookup. You will have to write a UIBuilder class for it and Over-ride the lookup method for createdBy field so it can show you a list of users.

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    I used this code in controller class , but does not work:

    public void prePromptModifyContract()

    {

       InventoryControlReportContract    contract;

       contract=this.parmReportContract().parmRdpContract() as InventoryControlReportContract;

       contract.SalesOrder(true);

    }

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    Zain Bokhari 3,208 Moderator on at

    This looks correct. Can you show me your contract class? Declaration and SalesOrder() Method?

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    //contract class declaration

    [

      DataContractAttribute,

      SysOperationGroupAttribute('Date',literalStr("Date"),'1'),

      SysOperationGroupAttribute('Creation User',literalStr("Creation User"),'2'),

      SysOperationGroupAttribute('Transactions',literalStr("Transactions"),'3')

    ]

    public class InventoryControlReportContract

    {

       CreatedDateTime          fromdate, todate;

       CreatedBy                createduser;

       boolean                  movement,transfer,salesorder,purchaseorder;

    }

    // sales order method

    [

    DataMemberAttribute("Sales Order"),

    SysOperationLabelAttribute(literalStr("Sales Order")),

    SysOperationHelpTextAttribute(literalStr("Sales Order")),

    SysOperationGroupMemberAttribute("Transactions"),

    SysOperationDisplayOrderAttribute('4')

    ]

    public boolean SalesOrder (boolean _SalesOrder = salesorder)

    {

       salesorder= _SalesOrder;

       return salesorder;

    }

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    Zain Bokhari 3,208 Moderator on at

    Apparently this looks correct too. Just refresh all caches, refresh dataset on your report and re-deploy it. Run an Incremental CIL as well. :)

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    Community Member on at

    thanks very much Zain Bokhari ,

    controller class worked right, but UIBuilder when run it in menu item as object type of class, this message appear " class does not have method 'main' or is abstract or does not exist" what i do in main method of UIBuilder??

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    Zain Bokhari 3,208 Moderator on at

    You cannot run the UIBuilder class directly and you don't need a main method, you will only run the controller class which will run the RDP class which calls the contract class and contract then utilizes the UIBuilderr classs. The reference for UIBuilder class is added to the contract class like this:

    [

      DataContractAttribute,

      SysOperationGroupAttribute('Date',literalStr("Date"),'1'),

      SysOperationGroupAttribute('Creation User',literalStr("Creation User"),'2'),

      SysOperationGroupAttribute('Transactions',literalStr("Transactions"),'3'),

      SysOperationContractProcessingAttribute(classStr(YourUIBuilderClassName))

    ]

    public class InventoryControlReportContract

    {

       CreatedDateTime          fromdate, todate;

       CreatedBy                createduser;

       boolean                  movement,transfer,salesorder,purchaseorder;

    }

    Please also take a look at these articles and see closely how the three classes are connected and used. You will also see which methods need to be added to UIBuilder class.

    https://community.dynamics.com/ax/b/faisalfareedaxlibrary/archive/2014/12/27/rdp-contract-ui-builder-and-controller-classes-for-ssrs-report-development

    https://mfmujahidmim.wordpress.com/2012/12/18/simple-ui-builder-class/

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    Community Member on at

    ok, i ran UIBuilder but when i ran controller the menu item run right

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    Zain Bokhari 3,208 Moderator on at

    Great. Please mark the answers verified. Thanks

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