Can explain the code bit more, I have see the class Entity Manager has no method as the GetCustomSubEntities and also what do you refer for the Me in the code Me.EntityList = Me.EntityManager.GetCustomSubEntities(Me.ACTApplication.ApplicationState.CurrentContact, Me.EntitySortCriteria, Me.FilterCriteriaACT)
Can explain the code bit more, I have see the class Entity Manager has no method as the GetCustomSubEntities and also what do you refer for the Me in the code Me.EntityList = Me.EntityManager.GetCustomSubEntities(Me.ACTApplication.ApplicationState.CurrentContact, Me.EntitySortCriteria, Me.FilterCriteriaACT)
Hi venkatinfy,
This is how I get custom sub-entities for a Contact (C#).
I have taken this out of an older project of mine so I haven't re-tested it, but it certainly worked at the time and might prove useful to you.
You should have your SubEntity defined somewhere in your project. Yours may look a little different, but mine looks like this (SubEntity.cs):
public sealed class MyCustomEntity : CustomSubEntity
{
public MyCustomEntity(CustomSubEntityInitializationState state)
: base(state) { }
}
Then I retrieve the entity like this (Main.cs):
Contact MyContact = ... // However you get your Contact goes here
CustomEntityDescriptor MyEntityDescriptor = actApp.ActFramework.CustomEntities.GetCustomEntityDescriptor("MyCustomEntity");
CustomSubEntityManager<MyCustomEntity> MyEntityManager = actApp.ActFramework.CustomEntities.GetSubEntityManager<MyCustomEntity>(MyEntityDescriptor);
CustomEntityList<MyCustomEntity> MyCustomEntityList = MyEntityManager.GetCustomSubEntities(MyContact, null);
There's a good sub entity sample that you can look at if you haven't already.
It's in C# and for desktop, but shows you how to store and retrieve custom entities.
