About the Authors
by Satish Thomas, Deepak Kumar, Tomasz Kaminski, Hans Jorgen Skovgaard, Michael Fru
Inside Microsoft Dynamics® AX 2009, Second Edition
- Inside Microsoft Dynamics® AX 2009
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- I. A Tour of the Development Environment
- 1. Architectural Overview
- 2. The MorphX Development Environment
- 3. The MorphX Tools
- Introduction
- Application Object Tree
- Project Designer
- Property Sheet
- X++ Code Editor
- Label Editor
- Visual Form Designer and Visual Report Designer
- Code Compiler
- Dynamics AX SDK
- Best Practices Tool
- Debugger
- Visio Reverse Engineering Tool
- Table Browser Tool
- Find Tool
- Compare Tool
- Cross-Reference Tool
- Version Control
- Element Life Cycle
- Check-Out
- Undo Check-Out
- Check-In
- Quality Checks
- Updating Source Code Casing
- Creating New Elements
- Renaming Elements
- Deleting Elements
- Labels
- Get Latest
- Synchronization
- Synchronization Log
- Show History
- Revision Comparison
- Pending Elements
- Build
- Integration with Other Version Control Systems
- Unit Test Tool
- 4. The X++ Programming Language
- Introduction
- Jobs
- The Type System
- Syntax
- Classes and Interfaces
- Code Access Security
- Design and Implementation Patterns
- Class-Level Patterns
- Table-Level Patterns
- Find and Exists Methods
- Polymorphic Associations
- Generic Record Reference
- II. Core Development Concepts
- 5. Customizing Dynamics AX
- 6. Extending Dynamics AX
- 7. Enterprise Portal
- Introduction
- Inside Enterprise Portal
- Page Processing
- New Features in Dynamics AX 2009 Enterprise Portal
- Enterprise Portal Development Tools
- Developing Data Sets
- Developing Web User Interface Components
- Programming Enterprise Portal Controls
- Securing Web Elements
- Developing the Navigation
- Web Files
- Import and Deploy Page/List Tools
- Record Context and Encryption
- Security
- 8. Role Centers
- 9. Workflow in Dynamics AX
- 10. .NET Business Connector
- 11. Reporting in Dynamics AX 2009
- 12. Performance
- Introduction
- Client/Server Performance
- Transaction Performance
- Dynamics AX Monitoring Tools
- 13. Configuration and Security
- Introduction
- IntelliMorph
- Licensing and Configuration
- Security Framework
- Organizing Security
- Applying Security
- Security Coding
- Table Permissions
- Code Access Security
- Batch Jobs
- Best Practice Rules
- III. Under the Hood
- 14. The Database Layer
- 15. Reflection
- 16. The Batch Framework
- 17. The Application Integration Framework
- Introduction
- Overview of the Application Integration Framework
- Overview of Dynamics AX Services
- Components of Dynamics AX Services
- Working with Custom Services
- Working with Document Services
- Sending One-Way Requests from Dynamics AX
- Consuming Web Services from Dynamics AX
- Performance Considerations
- 18. Code Upgrade
- Introduction
- Terminology
- Why Code Upgrade Is Necessary
- Starting a Code Upgrade
- Upgrade Projects
- Code Upgrade Tools
- Finishing a Code Upgrade
- Smart Customizations
- IV. Appendices
- D. Glossary
- E. About the Authors
- Index
- About the Authors
- Copyright
About the Authors
Michael Fruergaard Pontoppidan joined Damgaard Data in 1996 as a software design engineer on the MorphX team, delivering the developer experience for the first release of Microsoft Dynamics AX after graduating from DTU (Technical University of Denmark). In 1999, he became the program manager and lead developer for the Application Integration and Deployment team that delivered on the Load ’n Go vision. For version 4.0, he worked as a software architect on version control, unit testing, and Microsoft’s Trustworthy Computing initiative, while advocating code quality improvements through Engineering Excellence, tools, processes, and training. He has been a highly rated and frequent speaker at technical briefings, conferences, and other road shows.
Hans Jorgen Skovgaard is Director of Development for Microsoft Dynamics AX. Hans Skovgaard lives in Vedaek, Denmark.
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