EpicorRESTApiCore - Error when running POST

Epicor ERP 10
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I just switched over to using @josecgomez 's new package for .NET 6, and I’m getting the attached errors when trying to instantiate a new EpicorRestSession. Code is below:

            using (EpicorRestSession ses = new EpicorRestSession())
            {
                EpicorRest.AppPoolHost = "https://usaz1app008p.am.dir.grpleg.com";
                EpicorRest.AppPoolInstance = "EpicorERPPilot";
                EpicorRest.UserName = Properties.Settings.Default.BatchEntryPerson;
                EpicorRest.Password = Properties.Settings.Default.BatchEntryPass;
                EpicorRest.APIKey = Properties.Settings.Default.APIKey;
                EpicorRest.Company = Properties.Settings.Default.CompanyID;
                EpicorRest.APIVersion = EpicorRestVersion.V2;
                EpicorRest.License = EpicorLicenseType.Default;

                var smsSend = new
                {
                    GroupID = $@"{BatchGroupID}"
                };

                var rsp = EpicorRest.EfxPost(Properties.Settings.Default.RESTLibrary, Properties.Settings.Default.RESTFunction, smsSend);

                if (rsp.IsErrorResponse)
                    Console.WriteLine(rsp.ResponseError.ToString());
            }

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Don’t use HTTP/ HTTPS we take care of that :wink: (on your host name)

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I apologize, the errors came up before adding https:// to the creation. Question: Should the AppPoolHost property have the entire endpoint, or just the server name? Thing actually fails in debug as soon as the EpicorRestSession call executes…

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Jose, could this be happening due to the server using a self-signed certificate? I get the following if I go to the server address in Chrome:

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There’s a bypass bad cert flag
No the Host should just be the TLD the AppPoolInstance would the your Epicor Instance name

It is wholy documented here

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You can’t start a session until you have the EpicorSettings in place.

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Jose, below is the code I currently have in my program. It’s throwing an exception as soon as the EpicorRestSession object is created. What am I missing?

        private static void CallPostFunctionNew()
        {
            EpicorRest.AppPoolHost = "(server FQDN)";
            if (_ServerID == "")
                EpicorRest.AppPoolInstance = "EpicorERP";
            else
                EpicorRest.AppPoolInstance = _ServerID;
            EpicorRest.UserName = Properties.Settings.Default.BatchEntryPerson;
            EpicorRest.Password = Properties.Settings.Default.BatchEntryPass;
            EpicorRest.APIKey = Properties.Settings.Default.APIKey;
            EpicorRest.Company = Properties.Settings.Default.CompanyID;
            EpicorRest.APIVersion = EpicorRestVersion.V2;
            EpicorRest.License = EpicorLicenseType.Default;
            EpicorRest.IgnoreCertErrors = true;

            using (EpicorRestSession ses = new EpicorRestSession())
            {
                var smsSend = new
                {
                    GroupID = $@"{BatchGroupID}"
                };

                var rsp = EpicorRest.EfxPost(Properties.Settings.Default.RESTLibrary, Properties.Settings.Default.RESTFunction, smsSend);

                if (rsp.IsErrorResponse)
                    Console.WriteLine(rsp.ResponseError.ToString());
            }
        }
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What is the error? What version of the Library are you using?

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Jose, here’s the error:
System.MissingMethodException
HResult=0x80131513
Message=Method not found: 'Void RestSharp.RestClient…ctor(RestSharp.RestClientOptions, System.Action1<System.Net.Http.Headers.HttpRequestHeaders>)'. Source=EpicorRESTAPICore StackTrace: at EpicorRestAPI.EpicorRest.HttpJson(Method iMethodType, String iBaseMethodURl, String iFormattedParams, Object iJsonData, CallContextHeader iCallContext, Dictionary2 requestHeaders)
at System.Dynamic.UpdateDelegates.UpdateAndExecute6[T0,T1,T2,T3,T4,T5,TRet](CallSite site, T0 arg0, T1 arg1, T2 arg2, T3 arg3, T4 arg4, T5 arg5)
at EpicorRestAPI.EpicorRest.BoPost(String iBO, String iMethod, Object iData, CallContextHeader iCallContext)
at EpicorRestAPI.EpicorRestSession…ctor()
at APOCInvoiceLoad.Program.CallPostFunctionNew() in M:\IT_Volume\SourceCode\CSharp_102700\APOCInvoiceLoad\APOCInvoiceLoad\Program.cs:line 1427
at APOCInvoiceLoad.Program.CreateAPInvoiceBatch(String originalFile) in M:\IT_Volume\SourceCode\CSharp_102700\APOCInvoiceLoad\APOCInvoiceLoad\Program.cs:line 1084

This exception was originally thrown at this call stack:
[External Code]
APOCInvoiceLoad.Program.CallPostFunctionNew() in Program.cs
APOCInvoiceLoad.Program.CreateAPInvoiceBatch(string) in Program.cs

I’m using EpicorRESTAPICore 2.2.0.2

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Jose, I’m still getting the error I posted back on 9/14, also posted the RESTAPICore version I’m using. Any ideas?

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What version of NET Core are you running?

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I have Microsoft .NET Core SDK 3.1.414 (x64) installed on my system

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Right but what version of .NET is the Project you are trying to write?

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The project is targeted at .NET 6.0, probably should be targeted at .Net Core 3.1, right? (duuh…)

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Jose, I retargeted the project to .NET Core 3.1, however EpicorRESTAPICore now shows an error saying the type or namespace cannot be found. I have the NuGet package installed, what could I still be missing?

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No .NET 6 is fine I just needed to understand what version you were working with so I can provide help. Stand by

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If your project is targeting .NET 6 you should use version 2.2.0.2 of the library which should automatically install Newtonsoft 13.0.2 and RestSharp 108.0.3
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I already have the versions you listed or higher…
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That’s the wrong version of Rest Sharp.

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OK… Switched RestSharp versions to the correct one(108.0.3), I’ll try it and let you know

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