Teach Yourself e.net - Syspro

Here is a similar procedure using ASP.NET C#:
Example 5.3. ASP.NET C# codebehind for Utilities.Logon
string UserId;
Encore.Utilities Obj = new Encore.Utilities();
try {
UserId=Obj.Logon("ADMIN", " ", "1", " ", 5, 0, 0, " ");
}
catch (Exception exc) {
Response.Write(("Exception - message:" + exc.Message));
return;
}
If you compare the VB and the C# code you will see that they are almost identical once
you take into account syntax differences. This shows that the Classes and Methods of e.net
solutions are generic enough to be easily accessed by either language, and specific enough
to perform the business functions necessary for an enterprise application.
5.1.2. Utilities.Logoff
Syntax:
Utilities.Logoff(UserID)
The Logoff method closes the e.net solutions session for a given UserID.
Failure to use the Logoff method when exiting e.net solutions leaves the
session associated with the UserID as active within the SYSPRO server.
This may result in exceptions being returned as a result of concurrency issues
related to licensing. To avoid this it is recommended that sessions are always
gracefully terminated using the Logoff method (see Section 8.1.3,
“Concurrency Issues” [8–5]).
Business objects available to this method include:
• COMLGN
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