Teach Yourself e.net - Syspro

As you can see from the sample code presented above, we have declared Data, Xml, Xsl,
IO, Text, and SYSPRO's Encore for use within this application.
10.4.2. Creating Method Functions
The following code examples demonstrate functions that can be called from the
application to access the various SYSPRO Class Methods. We present an example in
ASP.NET VB codebehind and C# codebehind.
The methods.aspx.vb and methods.aspx.cs contain these code examples as
functions. Save methods.aspx.vb and methods.aspx.cs to your IIS localhost
directory (usually c:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ or
c:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Sysproweb if you are using the SYSPRO web-based
applications). Open both files in your code editor and explore them as you read through
this section.
Lets start with the Query method from the Query class:
Example 10.8. Query.Query Method in ASP.NET VB codebehind
'********************************************************
'-- SysproQuery does the actual call to the specified
' Query business object.
'********************************************************
'Parameters:
'Uid:- GUID returned by Logon
'BusObject:- business object used to do query
'XmlIn:- The xml to be used in query
'********************************************************
'Returns:- The XML returned by the business object.
'********************************************************
Function SysproQuery(ByVal Uid As String, ByVal BusObject \
As String, ByVal XmlIn As String) As String
Dim xmlOut As String
Dim EncoreQuery As New Encore.Query()
xmlOut = EncoreQuery.Query(Uid, BusObject, XmlIn)
EncoreQuery = Nothing
Return xmlOut
End Function
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