It does lack in the AIF, or Application Integration Framework area of integration. Net, including working with service references, how these work from a basic understanding, and good examples of making use of these. I also liked how the book does touch on the latest technologies and how-to for working with. The example in this book being a car rental module. The creating a new module chapter is also pretty good, covering most things needed for creating a custom module inside Dynamics AX. Then, as an example of how the book flows well, this chapter is placed, before the chapter on creating a new module inside Dynamics AX. Because being able to write X++ code, and not knowing the functional area your in, can really mean some bad mojo. This was a very good chapter for someone new to AX. These are some of the most common functional area's touched. In that chapter, the Inventory, Ledger, AR and AP are covered in very good detail. This book also has two nice sections, that go over integrating with Standard AX. Working with Data inside and outside of AXĪ example chapter can be downloaded from the publishers website, located here.: Searching Data Chapter.Still this book does cover a wealth of topics, including.: If you have already been on at least one Dynamics AX project of some size, most likely you have touched everything that is in this book, and you will be best served making use of MSDN resources. Net Development with Visual Studio, and needs to start developing Dynamics AX, this book is a great resource.
It's has an easy flow, it covers a good bit of technical ground for Dynamics AX, and it's well thought out.įor someone that has worked with Microsoft products like Office, of done any. This book really is put together very well. Let me say, after reading this book, going over the details, and what the target for this book is I give it 4.5 stars out of 5. This book also targets Dynamics AX functional consultants that would like some technical abilities to get some task completed. This book's target's developers that are familiar with the Microsoft platform, and need to dive into Dynamics AX development and customization. Recently I was asked by Richard Dias, of PackT Publishing to review their latest book Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 Programming: Getting Started.
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