vrijdag 16 juli 2010
donderdag 15 juli 2010
Disable dialog button
public void disableDialogOkButton(DialogRunbase dialog) { ; dialog.dialogForm().formRun().design().controlName('OkButton').enabled(false); }
woensdag 14 juli 2010
Table Properties
Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009
Table Properties
See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa871620.aspx
Table Properties
See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa871620.aspx
maandag 12 juli 2010
Forms Tutorial_Resources and SysImageResources
Source: http://www.artofcreation.be/2010/06/28/forms-tutorial_resources-and-sysimageresources/
Depending on what AX version you are using, the name of the form is different:
Dynamics AX 4: form Tutorial_Resources
Dynamics AX 2009: form SysImageResources
Depending on what AX version you are using, the name of the form is different:
Dynamics AX 4: form Tutorial_Resources
Dynamics AX 2009: form SysImageResources
Labels:
Form,
Image,
SysImageResources,
Tutorial_Resources
donderdag 8 juli 2010
Form caching of frequently called non-display method
To cache a method on a form, it must be a display method.
How do we cache a method "myMethod" that is NOT a display method?
We cannot use cacheAddMethod.
In general:
Classdeclaration:
Create a map that with
key = the recid of the current record of the form datasource
and value = the return value of "myMethod"
ExecuteQuery:
Empty your map.
suppose "myMethod" returns a string:
myMap = new Map(Types::Integer, Types::String)
[location where method is called]:
Look in the map if the recid exists.
If it exists, return that value.
If not exists, execute "myMethod", store in myMap with current recId, and return that value.
ReRead:
Remove the current recid from the map, so that the method will be re-executed next time.
How do we cache a method "myMethod" that is NOT a display method?
We cannot use cacheAddMethod.
In general:
Classdeclaration:
Create a map that with
key = the recid of the current record of the form datasource
and value = the return value of "myMethod"
ExecuteQuery:
Empty your map.
suppose "myMethod" returns a string:
myMap = new Map(Types::Integer, Types::String)
[location where method is called]:
Look in the map if the recid exists.
If it exists, return that value.
If not exists, execute "myMethod", store in myMap with current recId, and return that value.
ReRead:
Remove the current recid from the map, so that the method will be re-executed next time.
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