So i create a journal header and fill the journal lines (details in another blog maybe) and call the below method to do the posting.
void postTradeAgreement(PriceDiscAdmTable _priceJourHeader)
{
PriceDiscAdmCheckPost jourPost;
PriceDiscTable tradeTable;
InfologData infologData;
//Post
jourPost = new PriceDiscAdmCheckPost(false);
infologData = infolog.infologData(); // store infolog data
infolog.clear(); // if you don't clear the infolog, posting errors out.
jourPost.initJournalNum(_priceJourHeader.JournalNum);
jourPost.run();
infolog.import(infologData); // import infolog data
}
See anything strange?
I do three things related to Infolog.
1. Store the contents. I am storing the contents of infolog (my logic needs to show info to user later) in a data type InfologData, which is a container.
2. Clear the infolog. If i dont clear the infolog just before i hit run() method to post, i get an error which makes no sense.
3. Import the infolog contents again.
Anybody knows a better way?
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