OnPostPackingOnAfterPostWarehouseShipment

Use this event to

Book and Print external "Transport Orders" (or similar) in 3rd party Shipping App

Description

This event is triggered after a Warehouse Shipment has been posted. You may use the event to:

• Create transport orders (or similar) for the Whse. Shipment in the 3rd party Shipping App  (or use OnPostPackingOnBeforePostWarehouseShipment (MOS) event if you want the Transport Order to be created prior to posting) 
  • Create transport order packages (or similar) based on untransferred license plates
  • Mark untransferred license plates as now already Transferred to Shipping.
• Book transport orders (or similar) in the 3rd party Shipping App
• Print related documents from the 3rd party Shipping App.

Note: This event is similar to standard event "Whse.-Post Shipment.OnAfterPostWhseShipment.  It is included in the codeunit "MOS Pack API" for more accessible "interface" (all neccessary events are in one codeunit).

See also: Write transaction data to 3rd party Shipping App

Template

    /// <remarks>
    /// Redirected from standard event OnAfterPostWhseShipment to new local event for more accessible "interface" (all neccessary events in Codeunit MOS Pack API)
    /// </remarks>
    [EventSubscriber(ObjectType::Codeunit, Codeunit::"MOS Pack API", 'OnPostPackingOnAfterPostWarehouseShipment', '', false, false)]
    local procedure OnPostPackingOnAfterPostWarehouseShipment(var WarehouseShipmentHeader: Record "Warehouse Shipment Header")
    begin
    end;

Example - Book and Print an existing Transport Order for a Warehouse Shipment when shipment is fully posted

    [EventSubscriber(ObjectType::Codeunit, Codeunit::"MOS Pack API", 'OnPostPackingOnAfterPostWarehouseShipment', '', false, false)]
    local procedure OnPostPackingOnAfterPostWarehouseShipment(var WarehouseShipmentHeader: Record "Warehouse Shipment Header")
    begin
        if not WarehouseShipmentHeader.Find('=') then   // No longer exists = fully posted
            BookAndPrintWhseShipment(WarehouseShipmentHeader);
    end;

    local procedure BookAndPrintWhseShipment(var _WhseShptHeader: Record "Warehouse Shipment Header")
    var
        IdysTransportOrderHeader: Record "IDYS Transport Order Header";
        TransportOrderNos: Dictionary of [Code[20], Code[20]];  // Assuming identical keys and values
        TransportOrderNo: Code[20];
    begin
        CollectShipItTransportOrderNosByWhseShipment(_WhseShptHeader."No.", TransportOrderNos);

        foreach TransportOrderNo in TransportOrderNos.Values() do begin
            IdysTransportOrderHeader.Get(TransportOrderNo);
            if IdysTransportOrderHeader.Status = IdysTransportOrderHeader.Status::New then
                BookAndPrintShipItTransportOrder(IdysTransportOrderHeader);
        end;
    end;

    local procedure BookAndPrintShipItTransportOrder(var _TransportOrderHeader: Record "IDYS Transport Order Header")
    var
        MobSessionData: Codeunit "MOB SessionData";
        IdysTransportOrderAPI: Codeunit "IDYS Transport Order API";
    begin
        _TransportOrderHeader.CalcFields("Total No. of Packages");

        MobSessionData.SetRegistrationTypeTracking(
            MobSessionData.GetRegistrationTypeTracking() + ' / ' +
            Format(_TransportOrderHeader.RecordId) + ' / ' +
            StrSubstNo('Packages: %1', _TransportOrderHeader."Total No. of Packages"));  // Packages to book (nay include packages previously at the Transport Order)

        if _TransportOrderHeader."Total No. of Packages" = 0 then
            exit;   // No packages was inserted from OnAfterCreateTransportOrderLine events

        // "Preferred Pick-up Date From" may be greater than CurrentDateTime() but still invalid, hence always update to tomorrow
        if _TransportOrderHeader."Preferred Pick-up Date" <> (Today() + 1) then begin
            _TransportOrderHeader.Validate("Preferred Pick-up Date", Today() + 1);
            _TransportOrderHeader.Modify(true);
        end;
        IdysTransportOrderAPI.BookAndPrint(_TransportOrderHeader);
    end;

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