Teach Yourself e.net - Syspro

Sample Applications
Example 10.13. Transaction.Post Method in ASP.NET C# codebehind
//*******************************************************
//- SysproPost does the actual call to the specified
// Post business object
//*******************************************************
//Parameters:
//Uid:- GUID returned by Logon
//BusObject:- business object used to do post
//XmlParam:- The parameter xml to be used in post
//XmlIn:- The input xml to be used in post
//*******************************************************
//Returns:- The XML returned by the business object.
//*******************************************************
string SysproPost(string Uid, string BusObject, string \
XmlParam, string XmlIn) {
string xmlOut;
Encore.Transaction EncorePost = new Encore.Transaction();
xmlOut=EncorePost.Post(Uid, BusObject, XmlParam, XmlIn);
EncorePost = null;
return xmlOut;
}
The Transaction.Post method also uses the Xml Parameter (XmlParam), but in many cases
it is left empty. The following Setup and Transaction functions will also include the
XmlParam variable so that it can be used within the application.
We will now look at sample function code for the Setup Class methods - Add, Update, and
Delete.
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