Friday, 10 September 2021

Create JSON file in AX 2009

 Today, I will share the code snippet which can be used to create a json file in AX 2009.

We will be using .NET Newtonsoft.Json.dll file to proceed with this work.

Download the Newtonsoft.Json.dll  and place it on this path : D:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Dynamics AX\50\Client\Bin.



Below is the code snippet to create JSON file.

static void DataExtractToJSON(Args _args)

{

    Dialog                  dialog;

    FilePath                filepath;

    DialogField             dialogFilePath;

    InventSum               inventSum;

    InventDim               inventDim;

    WMSLocation             wmsLocation;

    InventTable             inventTable;

    InventDimParm           invDimParm;

    Qty                     availPhys;

    str                     lpnnumber, lpnconstant, filename;

    int                     lpnCounter, lpnLen;

    date                    consumptionPriorityDate,expirationDate,manufacturedDate;


    TextIO                  file;

    FileIOPermission        fileIOPermission;

    container               line,header,header2;

    Newtonsoft.Json.Linq.JTokenWriter       writer;

    Newtonsoft.Json.Linq.JObject            jObject;

    ClrObject                               clrObject;

    str                                     jsonStr;

    ;


    #File


    dialog = new dialog();

    dialog.caption("Select the folder to save JSON file");

    dialogFilePath = dialog.addField(typeId(FilePath));

    dialogFilePath.label('FilePath');

    dialog.run();//execute dialog


    filepath = dialogFilePath.value();//return path file value


    if (filepath)

    {

        writer = new Newtonsoft.Json.Linq.JTokenWriter();

        writer.WriteStartObject();

        writer.WritePropertyName("Items");

        writer.WriteStartArray();

        fileName = FilePath+'\\test.json';

        new FileIOPermission(Filename,'w').assert();

        file = new TextIO(Filename,#io_write,1250);


        line = connull();


        while select inventLocationId, wmsLocationId,inventLocationId,locationType from wmsLocation

           join inventSum

           join inventDim

           join inventTable

           where inventDim.inventDimId == inventSUm.InventDimId

            && inventSum.ItemId == inventTable.ItemId

            && inventDim.InventLocationId == wmsLocation.inventLocationId

            && inventDim.wMSLocationId == wmsLocation.wMSLocationId

            && inventSum.Closed == NoYes::No

            && wmsLocation.checkText == ''

            && wmsLocation.locationType == WMSLocationType::Pick 

        {

               line = connull();


               availPhys = InventSum.availPhysical();


               if ( availPhys != 0)

               {

                    writer.WriteStartObject();


                    writer.WritePropertyName('testLocation');

                    writer.WriteValue(wmsLocation.wmsLocationId);


                    writer.WritePropertyName('TestType');

                    writer.WriteValue('LOCATION');


                    writer.WritePropertyName('TestTransactionType');

                    writer.WriteValue('INVENTORY_ADJUSTMENT');


                    writer.WritePropertyName('TestItemId');

                    writer.WriteValue(inventTable.ItemId);


                    writer.WritePropertyName('TestQty');

                    writer.WriteValue(availPhys);


                    writer.WriteEndObject();

               }

        }


        writer.WriteEndArray();

        writer.WriteEndObject();


        clrObject   = writer.get_Token();

        jObject     = clrObject;


        jsonStr = jObject.ToString();


        file.write(jsonStr);

        info(jObject.ToString());


        if(dialog.closedOk())

        {

            info(strfmt("Please check the JSON file on this path %1", filename));


        }


    }

}


Output :






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