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Document routing does not support special characters, such as 'ÆØÅ'.
When a label, which includes special characters, is creates in document routing, such as ÆØÅ, then text is printed as question marks (???).Eg. Spørge Jørgen becomes Sp?rge J?rgen.
Wee need the document routing framework to support special characters.
When investigating this we found that D365FO on the Azure side write the package using ASCII:classWhsDocumentRouting…publicstatic void printLabelToPrinter(Name _printerName, str _label)…documentContract.Contents =SerializationHelper::ConvertStringToByteArray(_label, System.Text.Encoding::ASCII); and the unpacking in the document routing agent is the reverse: (from disassembly)string text = SerializationHelper.ConvertByteArrayToString(documentContract.Contents,
Encoding.ASCII)
When a label, which includes special characters, is creates in document routing, such as ÆØÅ, then text is printed as question marks (???).Eg. Spørge Jørgen becomes Sp?rge J?rgen.
Wee need the document routing framework to support special characters.
When investigating this we found that D365FO on the Azure side write the package using ASCII:classWhsDocumentRouting…publicstatic void printLabelToPrinter(Name _printerName, str _label)…documentContract.Contents =SerializationHelper::ConvertStringToByteArray(_label, System.Text.Encoding::ASCII); and the unpacking in the document routing agent is the reverse: (from disassembly)string text = SerializationHelper.ConvertByteArrayToString(documentContract.Contents,
Encoding.ASCII)
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It is announced for 10.0.10 on Yammer.
Category: Warehouse Management
Administrator on 10/7/2020 10:44:24 AM
Thank you for the feedback. This feature is available with 10.0.10.