Medtun
16th December 2015, 17:55
Hi,
Is it possible to modify DLL scripts ?
I would like to add, if possible, a function to script whwmddll5002(Generic label printing functions) In session ttadv2530m000(program scripts /libraries).
When i click on "Edit / view script ...", i gets "cannot start notepad.exe ${BSE}/application/ .../pwhwmd/pwmddll50020".
Thanks.
benito
16th December 2015, 22:47
it looks like you don't have source code. you can modify dlls if you have source code.
Medtun
17th December 2015, 10:30
Thank you Benito.
VishalMistry
21st December 2015, 09:24
Hi,
If you are using ERPLn, you can add upon the functionality through Data Access Layer.
Data Access Layer script is basically a dll script. Based upon which you can write your own user exit script to extend the functionality.
Vishal
Medtun
22nd December 2015, 16:01
Thank you VishalMistry :)
interesting, i will have a look to this.
regards.
OmeLuuk
22nd December 2015, 18:23
What you can do without the source code is: create your own DLL which has your own function.
Without source code you can only use it from your own session/dll scripts and in your report scripts.
You can name your DLL for instance ${BSE}/application/ .../pwhwmd/pwmddllo50020 indicating it is an own development.
It will not be wise to name your function the same as a standard function but you even could do so... Then remove the original DLL (and its intended functionality) from your session / report and add your own DLL. (which is not wise because you cannot tell what a specific function in the DLL does when you have no access to the source code used to compile the library.
Remember bic_info owhwmddll50020 will give you valuable information on the functions within the DLL.
Medtun
23rd December 2015, 11:36
Thank you Omeluuk for your well detailed help. It's very interesting. I will try this asap :)
mark_h
24th December 2015, 18:46
Also keep in mind if you develop your own dll - each update or service pack install might require additional changes to your dll to keep them current. Just something to think about.
Medtun
25th December 2015, 12:47
Ok Thanks :)