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D365 finops send attachment as public URL X++






D365 finops send attachment as public URL X++



A customer needs to download attachments from a mobile application that is connected to Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations (FinOps). I have created the following function in the Service to generate a public URL for the attachments.


public str getPublicUrl(RecId _recid)

{

    DocuRef _ref;


    select _ref where _ref.RecId == _recid && _ref.RefTableId == tableNum(PurchTable);


    if (_ref.RecId)

    {

        return File::SendFileToTempStore(

            DocumentManagement::getAttachmentStream(_ref),

            ERDocuRef_Extension::filename(_ref),

            classstr(FileUploadTemporaryStorageStrategy),

            true

        );

    }

    else

    {

        throw error("Attachment not found for the provided RecId.");

    }

}


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