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Tytuł oryginału: Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2 Services. Using Microsoft Dynamics AX to create and run your own services is made plain sailing with this in-depth tutorial. Covering everything from document services to building customized services and batch processing, it&
ISBN: 9781782176732
stron: 264, Format: ebook
Data wydania: 2014-03-26
Księgarnia: Helion

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Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2 Services
- Table of Contents
- Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2 Services
- Credits
- About the Authors
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
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- Preface
  - What this book covers
  - What you need for this book
  - Who this book is for
  - Conventions
  - Reader feedback
  - Customer support
    - Downloading the example code
    - Errata
    - Piracy
    - Questions
- 1. Getting Started with Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Services
  - Introducing services and SOA
    - Example implementations
      - Bing API
      - Mobile application
      - Business Process Modeling (BPM)
  - Architectural overview
  - New and enhanced features
    - The AOS WCF service host
    - WCF adapters
    - Integration ports
    - IIS hosting without Business Connector
    - Non-XML support
  - AIF change tracking
  - Custom services
  - The SysOperation framework
  - Types of services
    - Document services
    - Custom services
    - System services
      - The query service
      - The metadata service
      - The user session service
      - The OData query service
    - Choosing the right service for the job
      - Complexity
      - Flexibility
  - Summary
- 2. Service Architecture and Deployment
  - Introducing WCF
    - Existing technologies
    - The ABC of WCF
  - Service deployment
    - Service operations
    - Inbound versus outbound ports
      - Inbound ports
      - Outbound ports
    - Basic versus enhanced ports
      - Basic ports
        
        Creating a basic port
      - Enhanced ports
        
        Creating an enhanced port
        
        Adapters
        
        Service operations
        
        Data policies
        
        Transforms
        
        Pipelines
        
        Value mapping
        
        Document filters
        
        Troubleshooting
        
        Security
  - Bindings
  - Adapters
    - The NetTcp adapter
    - The HTTP adapter
    - The filesystem adapter
    - The MSMQ adapter
    - The Windows Azure Service Bus adapter
    - Custom adapters
  - Service generation - under the hood
    - Generated artifacts
      - Service contract and implementation
      - Message contracts
    - WCF configuration storage
  - The power of CIL
    - CIL output
  - Summary
- 3. AIF Document Services
  - Introducing document services
  - Key components
    - The document query
    - The document class
      - Responsibilities of a document class
        
        XSD generation
        
        XML serialization and deserialization
        
        Cross-table business logic
        
        Validation and business rule enforcement
    - AxBC classes
      - Responsibilities of an AxBC class
        
        Performing validation
        
        Providing field sequencing
        
        Performing value mapping
        
        Setting default values
    - The service class
    - The service node
  - Creating a document service
    - Setting the compiler level
    - Creating the query
    - Running the AIF Document Service Wizard
      - Selecting document parameters
      - Selecting code generation parameters
      - Generating code
    - Finishing up
      - Fixing compiler errors
        
        ClassDeclaration
        
        The cacheObject() method
        
        The cacheRecordRecord() method
      - Fixing tasks
        
        Labels
        
        Generating an XSD schema
        
        Constraints
        
        Validation
      - Updating the service contract
      - Fixing best practice errors
      - Privileges
      - Setting mandatory fields
  - Updating an existing document service
    - Adding service operations
    - Updating supporting classes
  - Deploying a document service
  - Consuming a document service
    - Create
    - Find
      - Creating query criteria
      - Using Find
    - Read
    - FindKeys
    - Update
    - Delete
    - GetKeys
      - Document filter
      - Using GetKeys
    - GetChangedKeys
  - Asynchronous communication
  - The send service framework
  - Batch processing
  - Summary
- 4. Custom Services
  - Key components
    - Attributes
      - Custom services attributes
    - Data contracts
    - Service contracts
    - Collection types
  - Creating custom services
    - The Title service
      - Creating the Title data contract
      - Creating the Title list data contract
      - Creating the Title service class
      - Creating the Title service operation
      - Creating the Title list service operation
      - Creating the Title service contract
  - Deploying services
  - The rental service
    - Rental header and line tables
    - Rental service operations
    - Rental data contracts
    - The createRental service operation
  - Consuming services
    - Example 1 retrieving titles
      - Adding the service reference
      - Consuming the service
    - Example 2 registering a rental
      - Creating the service reference advanced
        
        Always generate message contracts
        
        Collection type
        
        Consuming the service
  - Summary
- 5. The SysOperation Framework
  - SysOperation versus RunBaseBatch
  - Creating a SysOperation service
    - The data contract
      - Declaration and members
      - Query helper methods
    - Service and service operation
    - Menu item
    - Testing
    - Validation
    - Defaulting
  - Running a SysOperation service
    - Service and service operation
    - Execution modes
      - Synchronous
      - Asynchronous
      - ReliableAsynchronous
      - ScheduledBatch
  - Custom controllers
    - Usage scenarios
      - Initializing the data contract
      - Dialog overrides
    - Creating a controller
      - Declaration
      - The main() method
      - Constructor
      - Menu item
      - Testing
  - Custom UI Builders
    - Creating a UI Builder
      - Declaration
      - The override method
      - The postBuild() method
      - Linking the UI Builder to the data contract
      - Testing
  - Multithreading
    - The individual task approach
    - The helper approach
    - Enabling multithreading
  - Summary
- 6. Web Services
  - Installing Visual Studio tools
  - Visual Studio development
    - Introducing the USA zip code service
    - Creating the Visual Studio proxy library
    - Adding a service reference
  - X++ development
    - Deploying managed code
      - Deploy to Server
      - Deploy to Client
    - Consuming the web service
      - First attempt
      - Fixing configuration issues
      - Deploying between environments
      - Final result
  - Summary
- 7. System Services
  - Introducing system services
    - Presenting a demo application
  - The metadata service
    - Filling the combobox
  - The query service
    - Fetching data for the grid
    - Paging the results
  - The user session service
    - Retrieving user information
  - The OData query service
    - Creating and publishing a data source
      - Creating a query
      - Setting up document data sources
    - Consuming the OData query service using Internet Explorer
    - Consuming the OData query service using Visual Studio
      - Adding a service reference
      - Fetching data for the grid
    - Consuming the OData query service using other applications
    - Limitations
  - Summary
- 8. High Availability
  - Introducing high availability
    - Adding redundancy
    - Disaster recovery
  - Putting high availability into practice
    - The basic architecture
    - Application-level load balancing
      - Configuring the cluster
      - Adding a dedicated load balancer
    - Network Load Balancing
    - NLB for AX load balancers
    - NLB for services
  - Summary
- 9. Tracing and Debugging
  - Installing development tools
  - Using the Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 debugger
    - Debugging the SysOperation framework
    - Testing service operations
  - Using the Visual Studio debugger
    - Launching Visual Studio
    - Attaching the debugger to the AOS
    - Setting breakpoints
    - Debugging a service call
  - Using the Tracing cockpit
    - Collecting a trace
  - Using the integration port logging mode
    - Configuring the logging mode
    - Consulting the log
  - Using WCF message logging and tracing
    - Configuring message logging and tracing
    - Analyzing service traces
      - Analyzing message logging
      - Analyzing tracing
  - Summary
- A. Installing the Demo Application
  - Prerequisites
  - Dynamics AX 2012 models
    - Using PowerShell
    - Using AxUtil
  - Dynamics AX XPO file
  - Code snippets
  - Initializing number sequences
  - Visual Studio code
    - Opening the samples
    - Modifying the service references
  - Sample data
- Index