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Creating an invoice programmatically with SOAP

edited Aug 4, 2011 11:18AM in Accounting / ERP 1 comment

I'm trying to create an invoice programatically using the web services. I have time entry data for an employee working for a customer, so I want to enter that time then create an invoice. I can create the time entries.  I can go into the UI and approve them after I create them programatically.  But I get an invalid reference error when I try to save an invoice that refers to those time entries. 

In studying the object model, I see that:
Invoice has a "timeList" field that accepts an InvoiceTimeList object.
InvoiceTimeList has a "time" field that accepts an array of InvoiceTime objects.

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