In this post, I provide an example of how to import data into a general ledger journal. The included X++ code sample uses the Services framework to transfer and validate the GL data. The specific service used in this example is LedgerGeneralJournalService.
Continue reading
Occasionally, existing service operations might not be available for selection within the AIF configuration forms. This issue can occur with the standard document services provided by Microsoft and also with custom services that are newly created. The fix is simple and only takes a few minutes to complete.
Continue reading
I’ve encountered a particular “Method not found” error in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 which I’d like to share. In my case, the error appears to be related to the quirky X++ dangling semicolon. With the release of AX 2012, the syntax requirement to include a dangling semicolon within X++ methods had been dropped from AX development best practices. However, there appears to be at least one situation where it’s still required.
Continue reading
This post will show you how to open a web page from a menu item in the standard Microsoft Dynamics AX client. It includes a brief code sample with a step-by-step explanation of how to set up the menu item. Enterprise Portal is not required for this scenario.
Continue reading
This post demonstrates how to display data as a barcode within a report. Code sample and barcode font are included.
Continue reading
Sending custom email notifications is a very common requirement for Dynamics AX. The code sample included in this post contains the following features: attaching files, designating email priority setting, specifying To/From/CC recipients, and populating the subject line and body of the email. It’s assumed that you already have an operational SMTP server which is accessible from within your local network.
Continue reading
I’ve noticed a behavior in the RTM version (6.0.947.0) of Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 that has been causing some problems for me lately. Specifically, there are some Debug::assert() method calls in the SYS layer that are being triggered in the application when running in a development environment with debugging enabled (client-side and/or server-side).
Continue reading
Corbitech 