29 September, 2013 (15:22) | Uncategorized | By: Howard Webb
I have been playing a bit with the email process of an SSRS report in AX 2012 as a self-learning exercise. Thought it might be worthwhile to share the code I have written so far. Using real life examples of requested functionality I have changed the SalesInvoice report to: Create an Email and save […]
Tags: API, attachments, AX, draft email, draft emails, Dynamics AX, Email, emails, Ghostscript, Outlook, Outlook API, PDF, secure PDF, X++
29 September, 2013 (13:30) | Dynamics AX | By: Howard Webb
About a year ago I had the luxury of some self learning time at work. I set about a task to intergrate a mapping utility with route planning. I chose Google maps as it returned an XML file that was easy to read. I wanted to pick up the total distance and time for my […]
Tags: AX, Dynamics AX, selectSingleNode, X++, XML, XPath
29 September, 2013 (01:25) | Dynamics AX | By: Howard Webb
While adding data to the end of a container there can be large savings by using += rather than ConIns. Try the code below and compare the results: static void Containertest(Args _args) { int ticks; Container con; Random random = new Random(); int myrandom; int i; ; //Start on […]
Tags: AX, ConIns, Container, Dynamics AX, efficiency, X++
29 September, 2013 (01:21) | Dynamics AX | By: Howard Webb
If you wish to use the new SysLookupMultiSelectCtrl class there are a few construct methods out there that you can use. If you need to build one using a dynamic query object you can use this construct method, however the problem with this is that the lookup will contain all the fields in your table. […]
Tags: AX, Dynamics, Dynamics AX, field list, Query, SysLookupMultiSelectCtrl, X++