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John, Are we still on track to have the multi-user support for orders available this year? And when you say "multi-user" I'm assuming you mean that if the order is open in multiple clients, including server packages, that any saves will prompt the diffgram to be sent to all the other clien...

Did you ever get any more info on this topic? We would like to do the same thing - render documents via API by not going to the documents tab.

John, turns out our fix with the BeginInvoke wasn't rolled out correctly to the client machines - once it was rolled out it appears that this has fixed the issue with no errors being logged for the past few days.

Thanks.

Any sample app would simply be a PrintJobHandler class that implements OnProcess method, gets the IOrder off of the IPrintJob properties and calls a method to add a new RequestedTask to the order and assign a note to the newly created RequestedTask. What exactly do you need for a "stand alone s...

Stack Traces and exceptions logged on on page 1 of this thread. Most are of this ilk: <stackTrace> at System.Windows.Forms.BindingSource.get_Count() at System.Windows.Forms.CurrencyManager.get_Count() at System.Windows.Forms.BindingSource.ParentCurrencyManager_CurrentItemChanged(Object sender, Event...

We used the following in our print job handler to call the method that adds requested tasks to the order. We are still getting the same kinds of errors. Was this the method that you suggested John? GetService<IShell>().BeginInvoke((MethodInvoker)delegate { CreateOrderTask(order, itemToPrint); }, nul...

Thanks, I'll give that a try, I knew BeginInvoke was needed, but didn't know on what object to get it from.

And I guess my next question would be, if it is indeed on another thread, how can we make the change to the order back on the UI context if it is not being passed into the PrintJobHanlder?

We simply call that method from the PrintJobHandler.OnProcess method, passing in the IOrder that is on the IPrintJob. We do not start up any new threads - does Select itself start up the PrintJobHandlers on separate threads?

This is the method that is called in our PrintJobHandler. PrintJobTask is one of our objects to set up the defaults on the Order.RequestedTask. All exceptions shown above are what we have logged. public static Guid CreateRequestedTaskForPrintJobTask(IOrder order, PrintJobTask task) { Guid taskId = G...