[karenn]

Hello All,

I am pulling my hair out trying to figure out what stupid thing I forgot to but I am not seeing it. I am trying to create a Customer Payment in SuiteTalk and C#. I know I am missing a lot fo the required field and such but I seem to be missing something fundamental first. Here is the code

CustomerPaymentApply[] applyTo = new CustomerPaymentApply[1];

applyTo[0].doc = Convert.ToInt64(intid);

applyTo[0].refNum = invno;

applyTo[0].docSpecified = true;

applyTo[0].apply = true;

applyTo[0].applySpecified = true;

applyTo[0].amount = 10;

applyTo[0].amountSpecified = true;

CustomerPaymentApplyList applyList = new CustomerPaymentApplyList();

applyList.apply = applyTo;

As soon as it tries to set any of the feilds for applyTo[0] it errors out with a NullReferenceException. The right side of the code has a value when I look in the debugger (ie.e intid, invo) so that is not Null so I am guessing it has something to do with the applyTo but right now I am not seeing it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Karen
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[CREECE]

It looks like you’ve just made an array of 1 CustomerPaymentApply but never actually put anything in it. The first line just allocates memory to hold 1 CustomerPaymentApply object. You’ll need to make a new CustomerPaymentApply object and then assign that to applyTo[0] otherwise applyTo[0] doesn’t point to anything (hence your null reference).

CustomerPaymentApply[] applyTo = new CustomerPaymentApply[1];

CustomerPaymentApply customerPaymentApply = new CustomerPaymentApply();

set properties….

applyTo[0] = customerPaymentApply;

[karenn]

It is official…I have lost my ever loving mind and need a vacation!!!!

Thanks Creece. It is working now.

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