this may seem a silly question, but I'm not sure of the behaviour of
Axapta when declaring methods "server" or "client" in 2-tier and 3-tier
environments.
Please can anyone confirm (or correct) the following?
2-tier: Code runs on the client machine in both "Client / server"
methods
3-tier: "client": code runs on the client machine
"server": code runs on the AOS machine
My problem is that I wrote a class method which contains a call to
WinAPI::ShellExecute(...) (to run an external vb-script). I don't
understand exactly what happens when I declare this method "client" or
"server". I'm working in a 3-tier environment and the script is located
in the AOS machine, with "client" it starts running (but seems to fail
for a user permission matter) with "server" it does not run.
Thank you very very much, as usual :-) !
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