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Table of Contents (17 chapters)
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Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2 Services
Credits
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Credits
About the Authors
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About the Authors
About the Reviewers
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About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
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Preface
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Preface
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Getting Started with Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Services
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Getting Started with Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Services
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Introducing services and SOA
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Architectural overview
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New and enhanced features
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AIF change tracking
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Custom services
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The SysOperation framework
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Types of services
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Summary
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Service Architecture and Deployment
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Service Architecture and Deployment
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Introducing WCF
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Service deployment
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Bindings
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Adapters
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Service generation - under the hood
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The power of CIL
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Summary
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AIF Document Services
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AIF Document Services
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Introducing document services
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Key components
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Creating a document service
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Updating an existing document service
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Deploying a document service
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Consuming a document service
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Asynchronous communication
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The send service framework
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Batch processing
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Summary
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Custom Services
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Custom Services
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Key components
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Creating custom services
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Deploying services
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The rental service
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Consuming services
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Summary
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The SysOperation Framework
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The SysOperation Framework
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SysOperation versus RunBaseBatch
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Creating a SysOperation service
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Running a SysOperation service
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Custom controllers
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Custom UI Builders
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Multithreading
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Summary
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Web Services
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Web Services
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Installing Visual Studio tools
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Visual Studio development
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X++ development
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Summary
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System Services
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System Services
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Introducing system services
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The metadata service
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The query service
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The user session service
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The OData query service
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Summary
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High Availability
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High Availability
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Introducing high availability
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Putting high availability into practice
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Summary
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Tracing and Debugging
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Tracing and Debugging
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Installing development tools
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Using the Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 debugger
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Using the Visual Studio debugger
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Using the Tracing cockpit
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Using the integration port logging mode
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Using WCF message logging and tracing
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Installing the Demo Application
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Installing the Demo Application
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Prerequisites
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Dynamics AX 2012 models
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Dynamics AX XPO file
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Code snippets
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Initializing number sequences
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Visual Studio code
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Sample data
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Index
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Custom UI Builders

One of the great improvements that the SysOperation framework has over the RunBaseBatch framework is that it generates the dialog for you. Fields on the dialog, for example, are generated based on the data contract. However, if you want to change the dialog that is generated, you can use the UI Builder classes.

When we say custom UI Builders, we mean a class that extends the SysOperationAutomaticUIBuilder class. This is the class that generates the dialog based on the data contract of your service operation. By extending this class, you can add your own logic to the building process. Most commonly, this will include logic that does the following:

  • Set properties of field controls such as mandatory and enabled

  • Override methods of field controls such as lookup() and modifiedField()

  • Prevent controls from being added by overriding the addDialogField() method

When you create your own UI Builder class, you will notice that the possibilities go far beyond what we have just described...

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