Update Change Order Routing Members (Not able to pass Routing Member)

[sachin_charde]

Hello,

Anyone help me to pass Routing member to UpdateChangeOrderRoutingMembers method.

Thanks,

Sachin

PrivateSub UpdateMember(coID AsLong)

Dim coSvc AsChangeOrderService = serviceManager.ChangeOrderService

Dim workflow AsWorkflow = coSvc.GetDefaultWorkflow()

Dim routings AsRouting() = coSvc.GetRoutingsByWorkflowId(workflow.Id)

Dim defaultRouting AsRouting = routings.FirstOrDefault(Function(n) n.IsDflt)

If defaultRouting IsNothingThen

ThrowNewException("No default routing")

EndIf

' Not able to find how to set reference to user

Dim Member() AsRoutingUserRoles = ?????

　

            coSvc.UpdateChangeOrderRoutingMembers(coID, defaultRouting.Id, Member, Nothing)

EndSub

[sachin_charde]

New updated code

now getting error code = 0

PrivateSub UpdateMember(coID AsLong)

Try

Dim coSvc AsChangeOrderService = serviceManager.ChangeOrderService

Dim workflow AsWorkflow = coSvc.GetDefaultWorkflow()

Dim routings AsRouting() = coSvc.GetRoutingsByWorkflowId(workflow.Id)

Dim defaultRouting AsRouting = routings.FirstOrDefault(Function(n) n.IsDflt)

If defaultRouting IsNothingThen

    ThrowNewException("No default routing")       

EndIf

Dim Member(1) AsRoutingUserRoles

            Member(0) =

NewRoutingUserRoles

            Member(0).UserId = 28

Dim arrayLong(1) AsLong

            arrayLong(0) = 8

            Member(0).RoleIdArray = arrayLong

            coSvc.UpdateChangeOrderRoutingMembers(coID, defaultRouting.Id, Member,Nothing)

Catch ex AsException

                MsgBox("Error: " + ex.Message)

  EndTry

EndSub

[minkd · Accepted solution]

In order to add users to a Change Order routing, you also need to specify which change order roles that user should have within the routing.

The RoutingUserRoles object (which you pass in arrays of to add / delete those user/roles) contains the userID of the user you want to add. In your case it appears you are working with userID 28, which I assume is a valid user ID.

So what is missing is the array of role IDs that you want to give the user.

The available role definitions can be determined with the GetRoutingRoleDefinitionsByWorkflowId method, which returns an array of RoutingRoleDef objects. Each one of those contains an ID, a localized name, and what kind of changes the signed-in user is allowed to make (add, remove, both, none).

-Dave