I accidentally slipped on this blog, but there's quite a bit of useful info regarding the new VM Refresh for Dynamics AX 2009. Thanks Lalchan for putting this up.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Pre-Sales Demonstration Toolkit For Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 - Refresh 1
Pre-Sales Demonstration Toolkit for Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 (RTM) contains demonstration scripts, and additional materials that can be used with the accompanying Virtual PC (VPC). The VPC images contain an installation of Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009. The demonstration VPCs also include a range of integrations to Microsoft servers and application software.
In this updated release you will find a range of additional applications to demonstrate scenarios with Microsoft Dynamics® AX 2009. This update includes:
Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 Service Pack 1.
Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 Environmental Dashboard.
Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 SNAP Offline Expense Entry
Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 SNAP Business Data Lookup, for Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word.
Demand Planner 2.0 with Demand Planner Collaboration components. Includes Demand Planner sample data.
Microsoft FRx 6.7 with Report Manager and additional tools. Includes FRx sample demo data.
Microsoft Performance Point 2007 Management Reporter.
Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007 including a pre-release of the Management Pack for Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009.
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Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Checklist for Dynamics AX 2009 Enterprise Portal Installation
Made a checklist during installing Enterprise portal MOSS and other components related to it on our DEV Environment
Monday, April 27, 2009
Friday, April 24, 2009
Are you Certifiable??
Good one - Tests your overall Tech Skills - .Net, SQL, General and crack some gold mines in between ;-) Njoy..... A cool game developed in Silverlight
http://www.areyoucertifiable.com/
http://www.areyoucertifiable.com/
Thursday, April 23, 2009
MCBMSP (Microsoft Certified Business Management Solutions Professional) in Dynamics AX
Latest additions to certification list
Ø Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 Introduction Development
Ø Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 Installation and Configuration
Ø Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 Enterprise Portal Development
Ø Microsoft Dynamics AX 4.0 Installation and Configuration
Ø Microsoft Dynamics AX 4.0 MorphX Solution Development
Ø Microsoft Dynamics AX 4.0 Introduction Development
Ø Microsoft Dynamics AX 4.0 Enterprise Portal Development
Ø Microsoft Dynamics AX 4.0 Trade and Logistics
Ø Microsoft Dynamics AX 4.0 Production
Ø Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Implementation and Maintenance
Ø Microsoft Axapta 3.0 Programming
Ø Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Database Design and Development
Ø Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 BrainBench Certification
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Future Directions of Programmability in Microsoft Dynamics AX
Future Directions of Programmability in Microsoft Dynamics AX
This document has mainly addressed current programmability features in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009. In this section some of the future directions surrounding programmability will be highlighted. From an overall point of view, it is safe to say that Microsoft Dynamics AX will move towards .NET in several ways.
Will X++ become a managed language?
No, however Microsoft will continue to increase the Interoperability between X++ and managed languages. As described previously in this document, we already have CLR-Interop and the possibility to call .NET assemblies from inside X++. One of the future plans for this feature is to make it possible to use the .NET assembly to call back into Microsoft Dynamics AX without having to use the .NET Business Connector Client for this purpose. Currently, there are no plans to replace X++ with a managed language.
What will happen to MorphX and the way to design application objects in the Future?
There is currently no end date for MorphX, but in the future versions of Microsoft Dynamics AX an increasing amount of application object types are expected to be designed from Visual Studio instead of from MorphX.
How will Business Intelligence and Reporting develop?
Microsoft will continue to increase the number of integration points with Microsoft BI and Reporting software. In addition Microsoft will also provide additional APIs that increases the ease of performing BI related functions from inside Microsoft Dynamics AX.
What will happen with Microsoft Dynamics AX in relation to Service Strategy?
Microsoft Dynamics AX supports consuming standards-based, external web services from within the application. Future releases of Microsoft Dynamics AX will support additional standards to enable additional scenarios. The related programming model will also be extended to further improve the development experience in particular for common scenarios. Moreover, Microsoft Dynamics AX can be exposed through Microsoft Dynamics AX services. Microsoft Dynamics AX can be published e.g. through WCF web services. Additional guidance and mechanisms for standardizing common functionality such as customization and validation will help accelerating the implementation of integrations. Furthermore, future releases of Microsoft Dynamics AX will aim at further simplifying the creation and management of Microsoft Dynamics AX services. Enhancements of existing functionality, which may include better support for digital signatures etc. will aid in deploying Microsoft Dynamics AX in scenarios where compliance is a high priority. Setup and administration of integrations will also be further streamlined.
This document has mainly addressed current programmability features in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009. In this section some of the future directions surrounding programmability will be highlighted. From an overall point of view, it is safe to say that Microsoft Dynamics AX will move towards .NET in several ways.
Will X++ become a managed language?
No, however Microsoft will continue to increase the Interoperability between X++ and managed languages. As described previously in this document, we already have CLR-Interop and the possibility to call .NET assemblies from inside X++. One of the future plans for this feature is to make it possible to use the .NET assembly to call back into Microsoft Dynamics AX without having to use the .NET Business Connector Client for this purpose. Currently, there are no plans to replace X++ with a managed language.
What will happen to MorphX and the way to design application objects in the Future?
There is currently no end date for MorphX, but in the future versions of Microsoft Dynamics AX an increasing amount of application object types are expected to be designed from Visual Studio instead of from MorphX.
How will Business Intelligence and Reporting develop?
Microsoft will continue to increase the number of integration points with Microsoft BI and Reporting software. In addition Microsoft will also provide additional APIs that increases the ease of performing BI related functions from inside Microsoft Dynamics AX.
What will happen with Microsoft Dynamics AX in relation to Service Strategy?
Microsoft Dynamics AX supports consuming standards-based, external web services from within the application. Future releases of Microsoft Dynamics AX will support additional standards to enable additional scenarios. The related programming model will also be extended to further improve the development experience in particular for common scenarios. Moreover, Microsoft Dynamics AX can be exposed through Microsoft Dynamics AX services. Microsoft Dynamics AX can be published e.g. through WCF web services. Additional guidance and mechanisms for standardizing common functionality such as customization and validation will help accelerating the implementation of integrations. Furthermore, future releases of Microsoft Dynamics AX will aim at further simplifying the creation and management of Microsoft Dynamics AX services. Enhancements of existing functionality, which may include better support for digital signatures etc. will aid in deploying Microsoft Dynamics AX in scenarios where compliance is a high priority. Setup and administration of integrations will also be further streamlined.