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RTC (NAV 2009 R2) - XMLPort Export to client machine instead of server
halcyon1234
Member Posts: 8
I have a codeunit that runs an XMLPort (EXPORT). It uses the same code that I'm sure we've all copy/pasted many times (see below).
The problem is that if I open the RTC on my local PC, and run the codeunit, the file is saved on the Navision server.
The weird thing is, if I open the Classic and run the EXACT SAME codeunit, it saves it local to my PC.
Is there a way of making the RTC save the output on my local PC instead of the server?
The problem is that if I open the RTC on my local PC, and run the codeunit, the file is saved on the Navision server.
The weird thing is, if I open the Classic and run the EXACT SAME codeunit, it saves it local to my PC.
Is there a way of making the RTC save the output on my local PC instead of the server?
varXmlFile.CREATE(FilePath+'\xmlout.xml') varXmlFile.CREATEOUTSTREAM(varOutputStream); XMLPORT.EXPORT(XMLPORT::"The XMLPort I Am Running", varOutputStream); varXmlFile.CLOSE;
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Peter+is1
Member Posts: 174
Hi,
This is not weird, this is 3 tier ...
We use codeunit 419 to get a xmlfile to the client.lFilename := 'SomeRecords.xml'; lServerFilename := lFileMgt.ServerTempFileName('xml'); XMLFile.CREATE(lServerFilename); XMLFile.CREATEOUTSTREAM(lOutstrXML); XMLPORT.EXPORT(XMLPORT::"Export Some Lines", lOutstrXML, lrecSomeRecord); XMLFile.CLOSE; lFileMgt.DownloadToFile(lServerFilename, lFilename);
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This is not weird, this is 3 tier ...
We use codeunit 419 to get a xmlfile to the client.
lFilename := 'SomeRecords.xml'; lServerFilename := lFileMgt.ServerTempFileName('xml'); XMLFile.CREATE(lServerFilename); XMLFile.CREATEOUTSTREAM(lOutstrXML); XMLPORT.EXPORT(XMLPORT::"Export Some Lines", lOutstrXML, lrecSomeRecord); XMLFile.CLOSE; lFileMgt.DownloadToFile(lServerFilename, lFilename);Good luck.