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AddItem throws Object Not Set to Instance of Item
I have an older version of iMIS. Something changed in iMIS and now our custom cart code throws an Object not Set to instance of item...
Is there anyway to get the UniformId based on the PartyId ...
Without having to call the /Party/[ID] endpoint? I have PartyId, I need UniformId to write to the communication log. So right now I'm having to make a GET (to pull the UniformId), parse out the single field, then 3 separate POST calls to get the entry to show in the "recent interactions" display. Seems kind of ... a lot.
When we have issues with SOA where do we go for answers?
Is the SOA supported by ASI? Can they answer questions such as:
SOA throws an error ""SecurityFault: An error occurred. Please contact the administrator." -- Where do we go to get answers with this sort of vague message?
PUT /party/[ID] question/issue
It appears that while I can update a PartyId, I can't do it without the "PersonName" and "PartyId" elements in the payload. It's not so much the PersonName as the underlying FirstName and LastName fields, but same issue. If I have an ID and want to just update the email address (for example), I need to make a GET call to pull the PersonName info, just to put it back to update the email address. Also, having to include PartyId:101 when the 101 is in the endpoint URL seems a little duplicitous. What would be great is to be able to PUT (or PATCH) using something like this as a payload:
Missing a couple of assemblies to complete ioc implementation
• Asi.DIConfigurator.V10
• Asi.Soa.Core.ServiceContracts (thought it would be under Asi.Soa.Core.dll but it is not there!)
• Asi.DIConfigurator.Common