Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 development Cook Book

 Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 development Cook Book

• Paperback: 372 pages
• Publisher: Packt Publishing (May 4, 2012)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1849684642
• ISBN-13: 978-1849684644

What you will learn from this book

• Explore data manipulation concepts in Dynamics AX
• Build scripts to assist data migration processes
• Organize data in Dynamics AX forms
• Enhance your application by using advanced form controls
• Create custom lookups using AOT forms and dynamically generate them from the X++ code
• Create and post Dynamics AX journals from code
• Create and manage purchase and sales orders from code
• Create a custom electronic payment format and process a vendor payment using it
• Integrate your application with Microsoft Office Suite
• Create various Microsoft Office documents that can be used for exporting/importing business data for further distribution or analysis
• Integrate the system with external systems using various approaches
• Improve your development efficiency and experience
• Learn simple but effective tips on how to improve overall Dynamics AX performance

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-Harry

Official Dynamics AX 2012 R2 Content (update) - Where is it, and how can you find out about updates?

Official Dynamics AX 2012 R2 Content (update) - Where is it, and how can you find out about updates?

Hey friends,

I found a good link for Dynamics AX 2012 Resources/Library contents/MSDN links etc.
I am sharing this like for you all to let you know more about Ax World.
Thanks to Mr. KEES HERTOGH who post this valuable post for all of us.

Official Dynamics AX 2012 R2 Content (update) - Where is it, and how can you find out about updates?

Once again many thanks to Mr. Herthogh.
-Harry

How to install microsoft dynamics ax 2009 on windows 7

How to install microsoft dynamics ax 2009 on windows 7

Here is steps to install AX on Win-7 (non-server OS),

Dynamics AX Basic Installation:

1. Make sure you are logged in through your domain account (domain\user) on your laptop, not local system account.
2. You should have local admin rights on your laptop.
3. Install SQL Server 2008 with SP1. Service account for this should be local system.
4. Install AX 2009. You need to be connected to your domain while installing AX. Ignore warning that says this operating system is not supported. 
5. AOS again should run under local system, instead of your domain account. Because this way you can use AX when you are out of your domain network.
   Hint: At the time of installation select Network service and after successful installation convert AOS service account to Local System.
   
6. On the next screen, uncheck checkbox which says start AOS after installation.
   
7. Click Install and you are done with the basic AX 2009 installation.
8. To get it running with SQL Server 2008 SP1, you need AX 2009 SP1.
9. Install AX 2009 SP1.
10. Start AOS. (Optional: you may need to change the AOS service account to Local System).
11. In AX, AdministratorSetupSecuritySystem service account, Set BC Proxy Account to your domain account (user , domain.com).
12. Import Demo Data.

Dynamics AX Role Center & Enterprise Portal Installation:

1. EP needs Sharepoint portal to be installed on your laptop. To install WSS / MOSS on your Windows 7 OS follow this link. http://theaxapta.blogspot.in/2013/03/installing-microsoft-sharepoint.html
2. Once you have installed & configured Sharepoint, install Role center & Enterprise portal from the AX installation CD. It will run fine; I have checked it on my laptop.
3. If you have Visual Studio 2008 installed, then you can also install enterprise portal development tools.

-Harry

Creating Vendors through X++ in AX 2012- PART II

Creating Vendors through X++ in AX 2012- PART II

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Creating Vendors through X++ in AX 2012- PART I

--Create vendor and associate with vendor--

public void convertToVendor(VendorRequestCreate          _vendorRequestCreate)
{
    VendorRequestCreate                  vendorRequestCreate = VendorRequestCreate::find(_vendorRequestCreate.VendorNo,true);
    ;
if(_vendorRequestCreate.DirPartyType    == DirPartyBaseType::Person)
        vendTable.Party         = dirPerson.RecId;
else
        vendTable.Party         = dirOrganisation.RecId;
ttsBegin;
    vendTable.AccountNum    = NumberSeq::newGetNum(VendParameters::numRefVendAccount()).num();
ttsCommit;
if(vendTable.AccountNum == '')
        vendTable.AccountNum= int2str(_vendorRequestCreate.VendorNo);
    vendTable.Currency      = _vendorRequestCreate.CurrencyCode;
    vendTable.VendGroup     = _vendorRequestCreate.VendGroupId;
    vendTable.PaymTermId    = _vendorRequestCreate.PaymTermId;
    vendTable.DefaultDimension = _vendorRequestCreate.DefaultDimension;
    vendTable.OneTimeVendor = _vendorRequestCreate.OneTimeSupplier;
    vendTable.PaymMode      = _vendorRequestCreate.PaymMode;
    vendTable.BankAccount   = _vendorRequestCreate.BankAccount;
    vendTable.WI_Remarks    = _vendorRequestCreate.Remarks;
    vendTable.WI_DepartmentEmail = _vendorRequestCreate.DepartmentEmail;
    vendTable.insert();
    this.createPostalAddress(_vendorRequestCreate);
    this.createCommAddress(_vendorRequestCreate);
    this.createBankDetails(_vendorRequestCreate,vendTable.AccountNum);
    this.createContact(_vendorRequestCreate,vendTable.Party);
if(vendTable.RecId)
    {
        vendorRequestCreate.VendAccount = vendTable.AccountNum;
        vendorRequestCreate.update();
        info(strFmt('Vendor %1 has been successfully created',vendTable.AccountNum));
    }
}

-Harry