Description

The InventoryBackflush Business Object can replicate the Inventory Backflush module(s) for both the PC screen and HTML5 interface. It allows the backflush to be triggered in the background, create enormous amounts of TrackIDs, and print them to a printer using the native printer language.

Parameters

Parameters

The Business Object allows the following logic, which matches the existing Inventory Backflush module(s) on the PC screen and HTML5 interface.

Business Object Post Properties

• Warehouse to Backflush Into—The underlying SYSPRO Business Object requires this to determine the warehouse where the new stock is created.

• Warehouse to Backflush From—The underlying SYSPRO Business Object requires this to determine where the component parts stock is consumed.

• Parent Stock Code to be Backflushed - The parent stock will be created within the warehouse defined in the Warehouse to Backflush Into field.

• Quantity being Backflushed.

• To Tracking ID—This is an optional field that can be left blank. When supplied, the parent Stock is created on this TrackID; when left blank, a new TrackID will be created by the post of the Business Object.

Business Object Configuration Properties

• Backflush Level - This is how deep the BOM is traversed when posting the Backflush and determines, for example, if there is no stock 1 level under the parent, the next level can be backflushed to create stock at level 1, etc.

• Issue from Component Warehouse - This will override the Warehouse to Backflush From property in the above business object.

• Replace Reference—This option allows for a custom Reference to be changed when posting, which will be reflected in SYSPRO on the Inventory Transaction. By default, this will be WMS_BKFLH, or it will reflect the 7 most significant characters of the TrackID field.

• Bin - This will automatically be determined when posting and not an option to change.

The following properties are applicable:

Main object definitions

• The Functional Area is defined within the JobReceipt.cs class and doesn’t need to be created again. This new Business Object will be added to the existing class file.

• Within the existing JobReceipt.cs file, a method was created, InventoryBackflush. This is the entry point definition for the Business Object.

public Response InventoryBackflush(string p_GUID)

• The return type will be Response; this is the standard response type for all Business Objects. The third party will use it to determine whether the process was a success or failure and display error messages.

• All Business Objects take a single parameter within the function called p_GUID. The GUID is obtained by calling the standard DATASCOPE WMS Logon Business Object.

Technical Specification

• The core code will be encapsulated within a standard Try Catch block. The Catch section should return a Response with the exception passed as the parameter.

try
{
  // Core BO Logic here
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
  return new Response(ex);
}

• There are several Properties required for this Business Object. They are placed at the top of the class in a section called Properties and prefixed with a p. The following code will indicate which properties apply to the business object being called.

  See the example lines.

#region Properties
  /// <summary>
  /// SYSPRO Sales Order Number
  /// </summary>
  public string pSalesOrder { get; set; } = ""; 

• As ALL Business Objects under the JobReceipt.cs class (Functional Area) are contained within the same class, the above-mentioned properties(s) will be shared.

• The following code will indicate which properties apply to the business object being called.

See the example lines added as decoration to the method.

/// <summary>
/// <Description1>       
/// <para><Paremeter> - <Mandatory/Optional> </para> 
/// <param name="p_GUID">WMS GUID, obtained from the Logon Business Object - Mandatory</param>  
/// </summary>
[WMSBusinessObject("<Code>", "<Description>")]
[WMSBusinessObjectParameter("<Parameter1>", <Mandatory>, <Default>, "Description2")]

• <Description1> - This is a short description of the Object.

o   <Parameter1> - This is the parameter's name, e.g., pJobNumber.

o   <Mandatory/Options> - This indicates if the parameter is mandatory or optional.

o   <Code> - This is the code of the business object, e.g., WIP019.

o   <Mandatory> - This is a Boolean if the parameter is mandatory (true) or optional (false)

o   <Default> - This is the default value of the parameter.

o   <Description2> - This is a short description of the parameter.

Testing the BO

The Business Object Harness application should be used to assist in troubleshooting and testing any of the DATASCOPE WMS Business Objects.

• Ensure you followed the installation process to install and configure the Business Object Harness application.

• To test the Business Object

o   Open the Business Object Harness

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o   Enter the Company ID you would like to login to, followed by a valid Operator, along with its password and company password (if any). Clicking the Login button will then attempt to log in to the system using the WebAPI.

o   The first step in posting an object is to select and add it to the main content window.

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o   Now you are ready to start testing the Business Object.