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Keep getting this date error, even though my consign date is formatted correctly. Is this the lastsaveddate giving a problem.

Any suggestions to try?

Code is.

If SalesOrderH.Carrier.ConsignmentNoteCollection.Count = 0 Then
Dim MyConsignNote As New JiwaFinancials.Jiwa.JiwaSales.SalesOrder.ConsignmentNote
MyConsignNote.ConsignmentNoteNo = "LUB" & SalesOrder.InvoiceNo & salesorder.CurrentHistoryNo
MyConsignNote.ConsignmentNoteDate = Date.Now
SalesOrderH.Carrier.ConsignmentNoteCollection.Add(MyConsignNote)
End If

For starters the con note is a collection item so you can't just new one up you should be using the factory to create one, below is code that works without complaint, it isn't exactly what you are looking for but is similar, I suspect you not using the factory is causing your issue

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List<ConsignmentNote> consignmentNotes = carrier.ConsignmentNoteCollection.Cast<ConsignmentNote>().ToList();
               ConsignmentNote foundConnote = consignmentNotes.FirstOrDefault(c => c.ConsignmentNoteNo == request.Connotenumber);
               if(foundConnote == null)
               {
                  foundConnote = manager.CollectionItemFactory.CreateCollectionItem<ConsignmentNote>();
                  carrier.ConsignmentNoteCollection.Add(foundConnote);
                  
               }
               foundConnote.ConsignmentNoteNo = request.Connotenumber;
               foundConnote.ConsignmentNoteDate = DateTime.Parse( request.Condate);
               
               foundConnote.ExGSTAmount = request.Rate;
               foundConnote.GSTAmount = request.Gstamount;


Thanks Stuart, eventually got it working with this piece of VB code, the C# does not convert to VB very well.

Thanks for the help.

If SalesOrderH.Carrier.ConsignmentNoteCollection.Count = 0 Then

Dim MyConsignNote As New JiwaFinancials.Jiwa.JiwaSales.SalesOrder.ConsignmentNote
MyConsignNote = Salesorder.Manager.CollectionItemFactory.CreateCollectionItem(Of JiwaFinancials.Jiwa.JiwaSales.SalesOrder.ConsignmentNote)
SalesOrderH.Carrier.ConsignmentNoteCollection.Add(MyConsignNote)
MyConsignNote.ConsignmentNoteNo = "LUB" & SalesOrder.InvoiceNo & salesorder.CurrentHistoryNo
MyConsignNote.ConsignmentNoteDate = Date.Now

End If

You should modify this line

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         Dim MyConsignNote As New JiwaFinancials.Jiwa.JiwaSales.SalesOrder.ConsignmentNote

to not NEW, just declare:

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         Dim MyConsignNote As JiwaFinancials.Jiwa.JiwaSales.SalesOrder.ConsignmentNote

New-ing is pointless, as the next line uses the factory to obtain a new instance of the ConsignmentNote:

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         MyConsignNote = Salesorder.Manager.CollectionItemFactory.CreateCollectionItem(Of JiwaFinancials.Jiwa.JiwaSales.SalesOrder.ConsignmentNote)

What CollectionItemFactory.CreateCollectionItem does for you is the new-ing and setting of the Manager class and other stuff - it returns a new-ed instance of the type requested.

As for conversion - I don't see any glaring issues with converted code:

eventually got it working with this piece of VB code, the C# does not convert to VB very well.

Ah another reason in favour for just going with c#

Seriously though happy you got it going in the end, happy to help.

Thanks Mike have removed the New.

These are all the lovely errors, when you try and compile the converted VB,

Ernst wrote:Thanks Mike have removed the New.

These are all the lovely errors, when you try and compile the converted VB,

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You're just missing a few using statements. 2 or 3 usings and that'll clear right up.

Or fully namespace the types in question.

And the error about request is due to the fact that the sample code came from a REST api plugin