Hi
This form (from accounts receivable menu) puts records into a table
called FormLetterSortingParameters
Formlettersorting method in the formletter class creates sorting order
on the basis of this table.
The above is used at a lot of places for eg.
Class
Hello James,
It's being used here (an example) \Classes\PurchFormLetter_Invoice\newJournalList
And here. \Classes\PurchFormLetter\run (line 38 and 57).
Finally, it's being used here: \Classes\PurchFormLetter_Invoice\printJournal
The explained purpose is to sort the printouts. E.g.,
Hi all
I'm trying to grasp how the threading possibilities in Axapta are.
Basically I'm trying to build the following scenario:
A form with a listbox, in the form I have declared a variable of integer
type.
There are two buttons on the form.
Button1 creates and starts a thread that in
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Hi Every Body:
I
Hi harry,
some documents in the technet like
Active Directory integration
navision axapta web deployment client
documents on confgurations etc..
these documents could be of only some help. you will also need good
knowledge of system administration (firewalls etc..) along with aos
knowledge.
Hi Jens
There is an (undocumented) system class thread that can be used to handle thread runs. To figure out how it may work you can look at the classes that use that system class. Examples are: SysDataSearchDaemon, tutorial_Thread (!)
Hope it helps a little.
Helmut
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Hi Jens and Helmut,
Be careful with the Thread class - it works extremely unstable (tried on SP3 and earlier service packs). It might crash your system, so be aware of this. I just tried the tutorial called tutorial_thread (it's a form) and quit Axapta. Then I've got a nice greeting from
Hi Helmut
I have been working using tutorial_Thread as example. The example is fairly
straightforward, exept I'm not really that experienced in Axapta, I
actually thought 5 minutes ago I had it done, using this approach:
On the button clicked I call a threads static method Run(element)
Hi
If you're happy to start/stop _all_ AOS instances on a given server then you can
create batch scripts with the commands:-
NET STOP Axapta Object Server
and
NET START Axapta Object Server
Then use the Windows task scheduler to run these two scripts at the appropriate time.
Hi all,
Is there some kind of class that can take care of ini-files, or
settings in the registry? I know I can use the functions in the
WinApi-class, but what I am looking for is some kind of wrapper class
that will take care of this.
Any hints are welcome.
i.e. listobjects to use, best
HI Malcolm
I just want to add something. We actually have a tool that can
start/stop/status each individual instances. We haven't published it
yet, but I will work on that. I have the tool myself and it works
perfectly and also across servers.
Med venlig hilsen / Best regards
Kim Truelsen
We'll wait with bated breath for that then. :-)
Thanks for the info Kim.
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HI Malcolm
Hi..I'm a newbie and need some help from the expert.Below is a simplify exa=
mple for my
problem.
I'm using three table:
Table1 - id,name,age
Table2 - name , address
Table3 - age , status
Inside Fetch Method:
Query q =new query();
QueryRun qr;
QueryBuildDatasSource nbspqbd1,qbd2,qbd3;
Hello Kim,
would you mind to share that tool with us?
Best regards, Tobias
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