calling my own WebService (access to OrderXml class)

[sha...@web.de]

Hi,

 

I'd like to call my own WebService after the order received event.

Is there a way to access the OrderXml class? I would prefer to have the XML content as object instead of XmlDocument - that would make the work much easier.

 

Thanks

Sven

[Igor]

There is no OrderXML class .

You can setup a trigger and write your own web service that will get XML based on the configured template. Template can be anything you want and can be used not only get OrderDetails , but lest say you want to know that once order progress from queue to queue you want to know the status ...

it could be that your system need different XML structure so you can using our templates and XSLT convert it to anything you want and add extra details.

First test default XML template and use network or disk destination 

and check that it saves it. 
Than point to your web service , with  default namespaces well has 
method Execute with input XML parameter see below. 
Once it all works you can play and create your own xml template. 
namespace WebService1 
{ 
    /// <summary> 
    /// Summary description for Service1 
    /// </summary> 
    [WebService(Namespace = "http://tempuri.org/")] 
    [WebServiceBinding(ConformsTo = WsiProfiles.BasicProfile1_1)] 
    [ToolboxItem(false)] 
    public class Service1 : System.Web.Services.WebService 
    { 

        [WebMethod] 
        public void Execute(XmlDocument orderXml) 
        { 
            //do something 

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        } 

[sha...@web.de]

Hi Igor,

thank you for your reply. Now it's working just fine. I've found out, that the XML is generated through a Stored Procedure. I've written plain C# classes to deserialize the XML to objects. It works pretty good.

But I have another question: Is it sure that the OrderXml contains only ONE order per each WebService call? Or could it be possible that multiple orders are contained in the XML?

Thank you!

Sven

[Guillaume Besnier]

Should there be several ordered products in the same order uStore, the XML document will contain all the relevant information.
But I don't think uStore can merge several separate orders details into one single XML document.

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[Sven Glöckner]

Hi Guillaume,

 

the Order XML object is created by the dbo.Order_DetailsXML Stored Procedure. It takes a parameter for the number of orders. That means it would theoretically be possible to generate an order XML object that contains multiple orders. But in practice this should not happen. I connected my WebService call to a trigger after an order has been placed in the store.

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[Igor]

Order Details XML  triggered once particular order placed in the system is one thing , it will be fired each time new order placed in the system.

Now you can write your own template and get any data you want  and disregard particular order id, but it will call your system numerous of time since it designed to inject or export particular order data.

Now there is different method that called OrderWS.GetLatestOrdersXml  , that once you need to call yourself and it required to check a box in the store advanced setting   "Orders of this store are exportable by API".

I personally do not like this checkbox and would prefer to pass id's of the stores I'm interested , but it seems does what you need.

Igor.

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