I have gone through hell when i tried to debug some of my code in Enterprise Portal Dynamics Axapta. As a matter of fact, it didn't work.
I thought there is some problem with my AOS server debugging settings in AX. After setting the same the problem remained the same.
By mistake i remained my Debugger opened and the break point was hit. So i got to the conclusion that to debug X++ code in AX, when Business Connector is used, it is necessary to open the debugger in advance and it does not open on itself.
If anyone has any different opinion just tell me.
Thanks buddy........
Saturday, July 21, 2007
Debugging in Dynamics AX with Business Connector (Enterprise Portal)
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Installing Enterprise Portal Dynamics
The Microsoft official guide for Enterprise portal installation didn't work for me.
I used the following steps for installation which i found on some blog. For your info:
Task Steps
Task 1:
Create a Web form.
1. Start the Dynamics AX client.
2. Press CTRL+D to open the AOT, or click the AOT button on the toolbar. Open a second instance of the AOT and position it next to the first.
3. In the left AOT window, expand the Data Dictionary node.
4. Expand the Tables node.
5. Locate the CustTable table. This is the main table that stores customer master file information.
6. In the right AOT,expand the Web node.
7. Right-click the Web Forms node, and then click New Web Form.
8. Expand the new Web form. Then drag the CustTable table identified in Step 5 from the left AOT onto the data sourcesof the new Web form in the right AOT.
9. Expand the Designs node of the new Web form.
10. Right-click Design, point to New Control, and then click WebGrid.
11. Right-click the new WebGrid control, and then click Properties.
12. Set the DataSource to CustTable.
13. Right-click WebGrid, point to Add New Control, and then click WebEdit.
14. Right-click the new WebEdit control, and then click Properties.
15. Set the DataSource to CustTable and the DataField to Name.
16. Click Save All on the AOT toolbar of the right AOT.
Task 2: Create Web content.
1. In the left AOT, expand Web, expand Web Content, and locate Display.
2. In the right AOT, expand Web, expand Web Forms, and locate the new Web form created in Task 1.
3. Drag the Web form from the right AOT to the Web Content\Display node on the left AOT
4. Click Save All on the AOT toolbar of the left AOT window.
Task 3: Create a Web page.
1. In Internet Explorer, navigate to the home page of the EP by entering the URL.
2. Click Site Actions/ Create on the global menu (top horizontal menu).
3. Click Web Part Page.
4. Type a name for the page, select the Header, Left Column, and Body layout templates, and then select the Document Library as the Enterprise Portal.
5. Click Create.
6. Drag WebFormWebPart from Web Part List on the right side to the Body section.
7. Click the down arrow on the WebFormWebPart, and then click Modify Shared Web Part.
8. For WebDisplayContentItemName, select the Web content created in Task 2.
9. Click OK.
I used the following steps for installation which i found on some blog. For your info:
Task Steps
Task 1:
Create a Web form.
1. Start the Dynamics AX client.
2. Press CTRL+D to open the AOT, or click the AOT button on the toolbar. Open a second instance of the AOT and position it next to the first.
3. In the left AOT window, expand the Data Dictionary node.
4. Expand the Tables node.
5. Locate the CustTable table. This is the main table that stores customer master file information.
6. In the right AOT,expand the Web node.
7. Right-click the Web Forms node, and then click New Web Form.
8. Expand the new Web form. Then drag the CustTable table identified in Step 5 from the left AOT onto the data sourcesof the new Web form in the right AOT.
9. Expand the Designs node of the new Web form.
10. Right-click Design, point to New Control, and then click WebGrid.
11. Right-click the new WebGrid control, and then click Properties.
12. Set the DataSource to CustTable.
13. Right-click WebGrid, point to Add New Control, and then click WebEdit.
14. Right-click the new WebEdit control, and then click Properties.
15. Set the DataSource to CustTable and the DataField to Name.
16. Click Save All on the AOT toolbar of the right AOT.
Task 2: Create Web content.
1. In the left AOT, expand Web, expand Web Content, and locate Display.
2. In the right AOT, expand Web, expand Web Forms, and locate the new Web form created in Task 1.
3. Drag the Web form from the right AOT to the Web Content\Display node on the left AOT
4. Click Save All on the AOT toolbar of the left AOT window.
Task 3: Create a Web page.
1. In Internet Explorer, navigate to the home page of the EP by entering the URL.
2. Click Site Actions/ Create on the global menu (top horizontal menu).
3. Click Web Part Page.
4. Type a name for the page, select the Header, Left Column, and Body layout templates, and then select the Document Library as the Enterprise Portal.
5. Click Create.
6. Drag WebFormWebPart from Web Part List on the right side to the Body section.
7. Click the down arrow on the WebFormWebPart, and then click Modify Shared Web Part.
8. For WebDisplayContentItemName, select the Web content created in Task 2.
9. Click OK.
Friday, July 6, 2007
Code Complexity Analysis X++ presentation ppt
Yesterday i have given a very good presentation regarding Code Complexity Analysis. You can just download the presentation.
The presentation also has some dialogue between a QA and Software Developer. In that dialogue i have tried to understand which metrics are present for analysis.
Again this was all about using the Andress XPO.
You can have great knowledge by just viewing the presentation and Dialogue document. I will upload the presentation as soon as possible.
Muhammad Shujaat Siddiqi
The presentation also has some dialogue between a QA and Software Developer. In that dialogue i have tried to understand which metrics are present for analysis.
Again this was all about using the Andress XPO.
You can have great knowledge by just viewing the presentation and Dialogue document. I will upload the presentation as soon as possible.
Muhammad Shujaat Siddiqi
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