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Thanks so much!

I'm using using (RuntimeContext.Impersonate()) to create orders in a server package. The orders are created successfully, however when I try to access them on SoftPro Select, I get the following error in the screenshot. Is there something I need to do after creating the orders to release the orders ...

This and the fact that I forgot to change the build type to embedded resource fixed it. Thanks, again.

This is a server package. I'll remove RegisterPackage and try again. Thanks

I have the below code and the PackageLicense.lic at the root level as well as in the Resources folder, however I am getting the error message: Failed to validate the package license. The license key is missing. I originally tried with only the PackageLicense.lic in the Resources folder and it didn't...

Thanks, this worked perfectly!

Just for clarification, line 97 is the using statement where things are breaking.

This is in a server package that I'm running in debug mode using (RuntimeContext.Impersonate(RuntimeContext.CurrentSessionToken, true)) { // Set default profile. IProfileManager pm = GetService<IProfileManager>(); IProfileInfo pi = pm.Profiles.Where(t => t.Name == "Default").FirstOrDefault...

System.NullReferenceException: 'Object reference not set to an instance of an object.' SoftPro.Select.Service.Runtime.RuntimeContext.CurrentSessionToken.get returned null. In previous work sessions, CurrentSessionToken was not null. I'm not sure what caused it to become null. Is there anything that ...

Thanks, Bob! That worked.