
Get the dynamic X demo VM from the course website and development server. Pay $110 via Stripe Gateway, install demo license, and download the VMware VSD file from Google Drive.
Discover the fundamentals of Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 managed code, from writing basic managed code to deploying, debugging, and using X++ for file operations on the server.
Learn to use managed code in x++ with c#, build a visual studio class library, and implement a calculator class with add, subtract, multiply, and divide.
Deploy assemblies to the Global Assembly Cache to resolve missing references in managed code, including handling third-party libraries and verifying deployments with Visual Studio tools.
Create and deploy a managed code class in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3, implementing a main entry point and integrating with a calculator class for client deployment on x64.
Learn to call managed code from x++, create a class instance, invoke add, sub, multiply, and divide, pass parameters, print results, and deploy or update the assembly.
Update managed code by adding a new method, deploy the updated assemblies, and refresh the client to access the new method.
Deploy managed code to the AOS by creating a class library in Visual Studio, building the project, and deploying the assembly to the server, then configuring the service.
Enable hot swapping of managed code assemblies in the deployment environment by configuring server-side settings, closing client connections, restarting services, and validating a successful build and deployment.
Learn to call a managed code server from x++ by duplicating and renaming a class, wiring a string argument, and running a demo to verify integration.
Update managed code on aos by adding a new method, deploy the updated assembly, and enable automatic replacement so new client connections load the updated code after a restart.
Learn to debug managed client code by configuring startup elements in Visual Studio, building and deploying with proper targets, and using breakpoints to step through assemblies and service restarts.
Debug managed code on the AOS by deploying, configuring, and attaching the Visual Studio debugger to a running server, setting breakpoints, restarting services, and validating the deployment.
Connect to Azure blob storage with C# managed code by creating a project, installing the storage client, configuring a connection string, and testing upload and download to lab storage.
Create an x++ class with a run method to test an Azure connection, verify the storage reference, and print the successful connection result.
Create a public C# method to upload a file to a cloud container by obtaining the container reference, creating a block blob, and performing the upload.
Implement and test an X++ upload method to Azure Blob, wire a class, pass a file path, and generate a SAS token to verify upload.
Create a C# public string method to download a file from a blob container, configure the container and blob, and implement the download logic for deployment.
Learn how to download a file from Azure blob storage using X++, wiring the download method with file path and name, and test in Visual Studio.
In this course you will learn about Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 Programming - Managed Code. Using the X++ managed code we will learn how to call .Net code by the end of this course you will be familiar with Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 Programming - Managed Code.
Before you start this course it is recommended you have successfully completed Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 Development - Level 1 and Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 Programming - Level 2 && Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 Programming - Level 3 course. It is not compulsory but it is highly recommended that you have the basic knowledge of Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 Development and Basic X++ Programming .
After completing this course you will be very comfortable with getting started withMicrosoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 Programming - Managed Code