<productlist> <product id="1"> <quantity>10</quantity> </product> <product id="20"> <quantity>1</quantity> </product> <product id="30"> <quantity>2</quantity> </product> </productlist>Where the productlist contains random sizes/amount of products. Is is possible to "open" this list in a Codeunit, and send it to a XMLport as a filter?
GetPrice(AccountID : Code[10];xmlitems : [i]unknown object[/i]; VAR products : XMLport GetPrice) ret : Boolean
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Did not see the video yet, so maybe not related.
Thanx,
NoiK
UPDATE: i've watched the video. The possibilities explained in the video aren't describing a solution to my problem.
I hope someone else already experienced this situation and found a solution for it..
Thnx
I'm still pounding on a solution for the problem i have...
I can't imagine i'm the only one who tries to use a webservices this way.
Since my first post i've received some advice; The advice was to use a temporary table where the items are used as a filter in running a second XMLPort to export. Seems the right way. But when running an XMLport import with a temporary table; it seems the temporary table is deleted when the xmlport finishes.
Anyone has some experience with this?
thnx, NoiK