Calling a Dynamics AX WCF service from .NET Core
A big part of my job these days is interop between Dynamics AX and various external services/resources. A WCF service hosted in our AX environment is often a key part […]
Dynamics AX
FizzBuzz
We’re hiring a new developer in my group at work, and my boss is including me in the interviewing process. It’s been a few years since I’ve done developer interviews, […]
Five year work anniversary
I hit my five-year anniversary at SHI this week. I don’t really have much to say about that, but I thought I should mark it with a quick blog post. […]
Database snapshots
At work, we do our Dynamics AX development on VMs, set up with a full install of AX (SQL Server, AOS, and AX client). Prior to our R3 upgrade, we […]
Hosting a web browser on a Dynamics AX form
I’m working on an interesting little project at work right now. We use SharePoint to facilitate some workflow around our sales orders and purchase orders. But there’s currently no link […]
another busy week
My company’s upgrade to Dynamics AX 2012 R3 over the past weekend went well, all things considered. We’ve been having lingering problems all week, but we expected that we would, […]
A busy week
It’s been a busy week, starting with my follow-up visit to my doctor, where I found out I have a hernia. So a lot of my energy this week has […]
fun with credit card expiration dates
I’m doing some work on credit card processing right now. This is all related to my company’s upgrade from Dynamics AX 2012 RTM to 2012 R3. There were major changes […]
AX 2012, the Wizard Wizard, and Origin GUIDs
I had a weird issue in AX recently, and, since I didn’t find much mention of it on the web, I thought I’d write it up for my blog. A […]
Dynamics AX silliness
How’s this for a post title? Compare Tool causing a failure, forcing an element restore which results in negating the changes made on the element Yes, in Dynamics AX, the […]