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Posted on by charanch

HI All,

I’m trying to access some internal methods, but I’m getting an error saying that the method is internal and can only be called from within the same module or assembly.

How can I access internal methods? Is there any alternative way to do so?

I am trying to access below internal methods.

EntAssetWorkOrderJournals journals = EntAssetWorkOrderJournals::construct();
journals.parmWorkOrder(workOrder);
journals.parmJournalIdItem(inventJournalTrans.JournalId);
journals.parmJournalIdExpense(ledgerJournalTrans.JournalNum);
JournalSessionId.post();

Any help or suggestion.

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Martin Dráb 238,734 Most Valuable Professional on at

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The error message is correct - you can't access internal methods from other modules than where the method is defined (or modules that have an explicit permissions to do so, which is mainly used for testing). This is the purpose of the internal access modifier.

You either need to design your customization so it doesn't need types and methods you don't have access to, or you have to create an extensible request, ask Microsoft to allow the access and wait until it's done.

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charanch 84 on at

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Hi @Martin Dráb , thanks for replying.

In that case , then how can we post the work order journals.

Regards,
Charan.

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Diego Mancassola 611 on at

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Hi, just simply try to search references of the internal method, i found postJournalByType of EntAssetLifecycleStateUpdate_WorkOrderTable

May be a good method for your case?

If not try explain it better you context.

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Sohaib Cheema 49,657 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hi,

Isn’t your issue that your package is not referencing the package that contains this posting class? Could you please make sure your package has a reference to the other package (named Asset Management Dynamics 365 for Operations)?

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