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Question and answer on Business Connector in Axapta 2009

1. Describe the purpose of the Business Connector. ANSWER: The Business Connector enables external applications to interact with Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 Application Object Server instances. 2. Do you need to register the .NET connector into the Global Assembly Cache after it is installed? ANSWER: No. It is registered automatically during installation. 3. What is the Business Connector Proxy User account used for? ANSWER: It is used to enable the Business Connector to "act-onbehalf" of Microsoft Dynamics AX users who cannot be fully authenticated 4. How is debugging through the Business Connector enabled? ANSWER: Enable debugging on the AOS configuration, Enable debugging on the Client configuration, Set Debug mode to When Breakpoint, Open an instance of the Microsoft Dynamics AX debugger. 5. What is the purpose of the Managed Classes in the .NET Business Connector? ANSWER: They expose public methods that can be called to interact with Microsoft Dynamics

Resolving problem of unbalances tts in MSD Axapta

Resolving problem of unbalances tts Sometimes when we're debugging, for some reason have not completed the sequence of TTS ttsbegins and left more than it should, I get the AX to give you messages saying he found a pair of unbalanced TTSBEGIN / TTSCOMMIT and solve just create a job with a ttsabort. while (appl.ttsLevel() > 0) ttsAbort;

Major areas of the development environment in MSD axapta

The development environment can be divided into six major areas: • IntelliMorph: For designing, editing, and building user interface elements • MorphX: For developing business logic and editing the Data Dictionary • Web MorphX: For developing Web-based applications • X++: For getting around the programming environment and coding • Debugging: For figuring out what you did wrong or could have done better • Best practices: For making sure that you make life easy for everybody and less dangerous for yourself