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enendza,

I assume you got 4.3 working (or don't need it now) and moved on since you are most recently making 4.6 posts?

If you are developing a stand-alone API package, then you will need to put your EXE in the client application folder so the other Select DLLs will be available. For instance:

%localappdata%\SoftProSelect\app-4.6.5\

Is this a client or server package? In either case, have you tried putting your package DLLs in the Select Client/Server folder?

Please see a related post for a solution: Trouble getting IOrderStore Service while upgrading

The list of Items you found contains all the IOrderItems in the order. You would only see a Payee object if one has been previously created. I always start with the line entity then navigate by getting the appropriate properties to get to the payee collection. Each CDFLine entity has a Charges colle...

The question has to do with the user being unable to run a custom package, which happens to be using v4.6 libraries, because of a type load exception when trying to initialize the IOrderStore API. An internal team also ran into this issue (on version 4.5.5) yesterday, and through that, we were able ...

It is not a document, per se. They are two posts about using the IOrderItem interface on order model properties. These are how you get/set the property values.

How to Read from IOrderItem Properties
How to Write to IOrderItem Properties

Treat a template just like an order in your code or in the Select client GUI. In C#, you would use the same code that is used to open the order. For instance if the template's name is "TemplateXYZ", you can search the order store for the matching number. This is the same way you look for orders. // ...

How do I force a save ignoring errors in the API? You can't. It is a feature that orders with errors cannot be saved. How do I set these values in the Template? You need to open the Template file and make the changes that are required? Templates do not have the same error checking mechanisms as ord...

I reached out to another department for an answer: Yes, Lookup entries can be added without prompts. If the Requirements/Exceptions are straight text with no dynamic fields this is very straight-forward. If there is dynamic information that changes from order to order you can code the Lookup entries...