Adding a Attorney Representation

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mlevi
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Adding a Attorney Representation

Post by mlevi »

Hi,
I have some code that creates my Contact type Buyers on an order and then their Attorneys.
I can create a Buyer and Attorney just fine.
For some reason when i try to link Attorney to the Buyer i get an error:
"Cannot perform runtime binding on a null reference"

This is part of the code i am using:

dynamic Buyer = ((IOrder)o).CreateNew("Buyer");
dynamic Individual1 = Buyer.Individual1;

Individual1.FirstName = BuyerRow["fname_tx"].ToString();
Individual1.MiddleName = BuyerRow["mname_tx"].ToString();
Individual1.LastName = BuyerRow["lname_tx"].ToString();
dynamic Contacts = o.Contacts;
Contacts.Add(Buyer);



string buyerAQSt = "SELECT * from TESTTBL where [file_party_id]=" + BuyerRow["attorney_file_party_id"];
buyerADt = dbConnectQuery(buyerAQSt);

dynamic Attorney = ((IOrder)o).CreateNew("Attorney");
Attorney.Name = buyerADt.Rows[0]["bus_name_tx"].ToString();
Attorney.Phone = buyerADt.Rows[0]["bphone_tx"].ToString();
Attorney.Fax = buyerADt.Rows[0]["bfax_tx"].ToString();
Attorney.Email = buyerADt.Rows[0]["email_tx"].ToString();

dynamic AddressBA = Attorney.Address;
AddressBA.Address1 = buyerADt.Rows[0]["addr1_tx"].ToString();
AddressBA.Address2 = buyerADt.Rows[0]["addr2_tx"].ToString();
AddressBA.City = buyerADt.Rows[0]["city_tx"].ToString();
string stateCd = buyerADt.Rows[0]["state_cd"].ToString();
IEnum<IState> state = enumMgr.GetEnum<IState>();
AddressBA.State = state.Values.First(t => t.Name == stateCd);
AddressBA.Zip = buyerADt.Rows[0]["zip_tx"].ToString();

IList people = (IList)Attorney.People;
dynamic person = order.CreateNew("Person");
person.FirstName = buyerADt.Rows[0]["fname_tx"].ToString();
person.MiddleName = buyerADt.Rows[0]["mname_tx"].ToString();
person.LastName = buyerADt.Rows[0]["lname_tx"].ToString();
person.Cell = buyerADt.Rows[0]["mphone_tx"].ToString();
people.Add(person);

Contacts.Add(Attorney);
o.Attorneys[0].Represents.Code = "B";



This is the line i am trying to link Attorney to buyer:
"o.Attorneys[0].Represents.Code = "B";
I also tried doing:
dynamic Rep =Attorney.Represents;
Rep.Code="B";
With "B" being the code of the first buyer.

I get the error with both ways.
I tried adding the representation after the order was already created as well, with no luck. Please advise me as to what i am doing wrong.
Thanks
Joni Hoffman
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Re: Adding a Attorney Representation

Post by Joni Hoffman »

To associate the Attorney to the Buyer, you don't want to set the Code, you just want to set the reference to the Buyer object.

So, setting o.Attorneys[0].Represents = Buyer should be all you need to do.
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Re: Adding a Attorney Representation

Post by uwdoug79 »

I am trying to follow along with this older thread but I am not able to set the BUYER or SELLER reference object to the .Represents contact field. NOTE: I know that ContactType.Buyer is not correct but this is the code that I currently have in my attempt to set the ...Represents field. Just using = BUYER does not expose any object like that.

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if (Convert.ToString(dtParty.Rows[iPartyRow].ItemArray[59]).Trim() == "B" || Convert.ToString(dtParty.Rows[iPartyRow].ItemArray[59]).Trim() == "S")
{
	string scode = (Convert.ToString(dtParty.Rows[iPartyRow].ItemArray[59]).Trim());
	Int32 iobj = 0;
	foreach (object obj in ((IList)order["Contacts"]))
        {
        	if (obj.ToString().IndexOf("(" + scode.Trim() + ")") > 0)
                {
                	switch (scode.ToUpper().Trim())
                        {
                        case "B":
                        attorney.Represents = ContactType.Buyer;
                        break;
			case "S":
                        	attorney.Represents = ContactType.Seller;
                                break;
			default:
                        	break;
			}
		}
		iobj += 1;
	}
}
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Re: Adding a Attorney Representation

Post by uwdoug79 »

so nevermind, I have coded the following which is working. I had to code the addition of my contacts so the buyer and seller came before the attorney so there was an object in the order["contacts"] so I could loop through the collection to get the required buyer seller contact.

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if (Convert.ToString(dtParty.Rows[iPartyRow].ItemArray[59]).Trim() == "B" || Convert.ToString(dtParty.Rows[iPartyRow].ItemArray[59]).Trim() == "S")
{
	string scode = (Convert.ToString(dtParty.Rows[iPartyRow].ItemArray[59]).Trim());
	foreach (IContact obj in ((IList)order["Contacts"]))
	{
		if (obj.ToString().IndexOf("(" + scode.Trim() + ")") > 0)
		{
			switch (scode)
			{
				case "S":
					dynamic seller = obj;
					attorney.Represents = seller;
					break;
				case "B":
					dynamic buyer = obj;
					attorney.Represents = buyer;
					break;
			}
		}
	}
}
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CHICAGO TITLE
20825 SWENSON DR SUITE 300 WAUKESHA, WI 53186
P: 262-796-3808 F: 262-796-3888
EMAIL: Doug.Hamilton@fnf.com
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Re: Adding a Attorney Representation

Post by BobRichards »

Glad you got it working!
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