If you have license for the COM-connector you can use the IAxapta
interface to connect to Axapta.
something like this:
<--pseudo vb code start-->
set axObj = server.createObject("AxaptaComConnector2.1")
axObj.logon2 <"logon information">
set axRec = axObj.CreateRecord("tablename")
axRec.initValue
axRec.Field("axapta field name") = value
axRec.Field("axapta field name") = value
...
axRec.insert
<--pseudo vb code end-->
// Bent Arne @ eye-share ASA @ www.allianse.no
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], utku tatlidede
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to insert records to Axapta tables from a C#
> application (Technology is not important. I can use
> VB. 6.0 or VB. NET also). The problem is Axapta has
> its own record id field and it is determined in the
> insertion process. (It is not a trigger in the
> database). I don't want to give rec ids by myself
> because Axapta database may become inconsistent.
> In fact the real problem is exposing Axapta DB
> operations as web services. And the beginning of the
> problem is developing a client application in .Net
> that is integrated to the Axapta.
> Thanks for help�
>
>
>
>
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