ByD Web Service: resending Invoice Request with Attachment fails

[omakinen]

Hi experts!

I'm trying to get ByD Invoice Request web service working in a scenario where I want to update the invoice request with an attachment. I'm using the Web Service "ManageCustomerInvoiceRequestIn" and I want to replace whatever is in there with the new invoice request and attachment.

I'm able to do the initial sending and also update without the attachment perfectly. But when I have the attachment-element in the message it fails with a weird error:

            <Item>
               <TypeID>006(//DOC/DS_COMMON/)</TypeID>
               <CategoryCode>SEI.FSI</CategoryCode>
               <SeverityCode>3</SeverityCode>
               <Note>Document 30000000000000000000000000000000 does not exist</Note>
            </Item>

The AttachmentFolder element in the message is configured like this:

            <AttachmentFolder DocumentListCompleteTransmissionIndicator="true" ActionCode="04">
               <Document PropertyListCompleteTransmissionIndicator="true" ActionCode="04">
                  <LinkInternalIndicator>true</LinkInternalIndicator>
                  <VisibleIndicator>true</VisibleIndicator>
                  <CategoryCode>2</CategoryCode>
                  <TypeCode>10001</TypeCode>
                  <MIMECode>application/pdf</MIMECode>
                  <Name>filename.pdf</Name>
                  <AlternativeName>Image</AlternativeName>
                  <Description languageCode="EN">Invoice</Description>
                  <FileContent ActionCode="04">
                     <BinaryObject mimeCode="application/pdf">JVBERi0xLj......

I've read Knut's excellent blog many times and tried different variations with the Actioncodes and LCTIs but I just can't get it working. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance for any help!

Ossi

[Adie]

Hello Ossi,

It's better to create an incident to process this question. We will need the request XML you tested, and the permission to execute it in the tenant for problem reproduction.

Thanks,

Adie