Hi Mylena,

I have a blog post that explains how to do the authentication in V9 and later, which also works in V11.  The blog post is here:

https://www.rklesolutions.com/blog/x3-soap-web-services

Denise

Hi Denise, thank you for helping me! :)

But it didn't work because the "CAdxWebServiceXmlCCService" doesn't exist in V11. Is there anything can I replace?

Did you add your X3 endpoint as a service reference to your .net project?  Once you do that, it should show up under the "Web References" folder.  You will also need to add the "using" statement at the top of your code (which can also be done automatically by the Visual Studio helper function).  The using statement will be something like "using ProjectName.X3WebService;", where "ProjectName" is the namespace for your application, and X3WebService is the name you gave the web reference when you added it to the Visual Studio project.

Endpoint? Did you mean WSDL url?

Yes, you need to first add that as a service reference to your C# project.

There are just those in my program:

I'm using the "using namespace.X3WebService like you told me.

Denise,
It works now.

my fault... I was in the wrong way to add WSDL. :)

thank you very much!

Denise, I have another question...

How can I use the "System" instruction for one executable?

Where do you want to call the System instruction?  From X3?

Yes, from one button in X3.

Passing one value to C#.

You can use the filpath instruction.  Below is an example.  The .exe resides in a volume (directory) within the current endpoint on the Sage EM server, called INT_PGM.  So it would be something like C:\Sage\X3V11\folders\SEED\INT_PGM, and the .exe would be there.  I am passing a single parameter in PARMS.  In this case, it is a string with two fields separated by a "^".

Local Char CMD(250)
Local Char PARMS (50)
PARMS = [L]VCRNUM+"^"+num$([L]QTY)
CMD = filpath("","","")+"\INT_PGM\Program\NetApp.exe "+PARMS
System RESULT = CMD

You can use the filpath instruction.  Below is an example.  The .exe resides in a volume (directory) within the current endpoint on the Sage EM server, called INT_PGM.  So it would be something like C:\Sage\X3V11\folders\SEED\INT_PGM, and the .exe would be there.  I am passing a single parameter in PARMS.  In this case, it is a string with two fields separated by a "^".

Local Char CMD(250)
Local Char PARMS (50)
PARMS = [L]VCRNUM+"^"+num$([L]QTY)
CMD = filpath("","","")+"\INT_PGM\Program\NetApp.exe "+PARMS
System RESULT = CMD

It worked.

Thanks!