How do I fix BC30035 syntax error?

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I have tried to convert C# code to VB.Net but I am getting an Syntax error in the line inside brackets starting with the word (New SubmitDocumentRequest + ProcessSubmitDocumentRequestMessage())
How do I fix this?

Here is C# code

VB

try
{
    strMessageType = objXmlContentDoc.DocumentElement.LocalName;
    switch (strMessageType)
    {
        case  "SubmitDocumentRequestMessage":
            new SubmitDocumentRequest().ProcessSubmitDocumentRequestMessage(ref aobjXMLInputSoapEnvelopeDoc, ref objXmlContentDoc);
            break;
        default:
			throw new System.Exception("Unknown Message Type");
    }
 catch (System.Exception ex)
 {
    aobjBroker.PostMessageWarehouseInformationalMessage("System Error: " + ex.Message, 3);
        return;
}

Here is the code I converted to VB.Net with syntax error

VB

Try
    strMessageType = objXmlContentDoc.DocumentElement.LocalName
    Select Case strMessageType
		Case "SubmitDocumentRequestMessage"
			(New SubmitDocumentRequest + ProcessSubmitDocumentRequestMessage(aobjXMLInputSoapEnvelopeDoc, objXmlContentDoc))
		Case Else
            Throw New System.Exception("Unknown Message Type")
    End Select
Catch ex As System.Exception("System Error: " + ex.Message, 3)
    Return
End Try

What I have tried:

VB

Try
    strMessageType = objXmlContentDoc.DocumentElement.LocalName
    Select Case strMessageType
		Case "SubmitDocumentRequestMessage"
			(New SubmitDocumentRequest + ProcessSubmitDocumentRequestMessage(aobjXMLInputSoapEnvelopeDoc, objXmlContentDoc))
		Case Else
            Throw New System.Exception("Unknown Message Type")
    End Select
Catch ex As System.Exception("System Error: " + ex.Message, 3)
    Return
End Try

Posted 16-Jul-18 6:04am

Member 11403304

Updated 16-Jul-18 6:32am

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F-ES Sitecore 16-Jul-18 12:12pm

If you need to convert something to vb.net I'd suggest you actually learn the syntax, it's not massively different from c# To be honest if you can't see the issue with that conversion then I'd question if you even understand the c#

MadMyche 16-Jul-18 12:16pm

What version of VB.Net? Have you changed compiler to match?

Member 11403304 16-Jul-18 12:32pm

Thank for your suggestion. Point well taken.

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2018-07-16T06:25:00

You don't need the "+' sign to continue a ling of code on a new line.

You also have to return an object to call the method on. Your code seems to want to create an instance of "SubmitDocumentRequest.ProcessSubmitDocumentRequestMessage". That doesn't work for calling a method on an object.

To make your debugging life easier, don't use shortcuts. Try it this way:

VB.NET

Try
    strMessageType = objXmlContentDoc.DocumentElement.LocalName
    Select Case strMessageType
        Case "SubmitDocumentRequestMessage"
            Dim request As New SubbmitDocumentRequest
            request.ProcessSubmitDocumentRequestMessage(aobjXMLInputSoapEnvelopeDoc, objXmlContentDoc)
        Case Else
            Throw New System.Exception("Unknown Message Type")
    End Select
Catch ex As System.Exception("System Error: " + ex.Message, 3)
    Return
End Try

Slacker007 · Answer 2 · 2018-07-16T06:31:00

Solution 2

strMessageType is not declared first before using.

Posted 16-Jul-18 6:31am

Slacker007

Member 11403304 · Answer 3 · 2018-07-16T06:32:00

Solution 3

I no longer need help with this one.

Posted 16-Jul-18 6:32am