A common time out exception you may experience with NetTcp AIF calls in AX is: The socket connection was aborted. This could be caused by an error processing your message or a receive timeout being exceeded by the remote host, or an underlying network resource issue. Local socket timeout was ’01:09:59.9770000′. This error can be deceptive…Read more
The code is an example of how to call the update method on sales order in AX 2012 using the SalesOrderService. static void Main(string[] args) { //First find the order AxdSalesOrder salesOrder = Program.FindOrder(); //Now update it Program.UpdateOrder(salesOrder); } static AxdSalesOrder FindOrder() { CallContext context =…Read more
I had a blog comment requesting that I demonstrate how to call the LedgerPurchaseInvoice service so here you go: //A purchase invoice created by this service = AP > Journals > Invoices > Invoice register //Think it depends on which journal name you set up under AP > Setup > AP Parameters…Read more
The recent code sample I published on Connecting to CRM Online 2011 Web Services using SOAP Requests Only was well received by many people however a few developers from Europe & Asia mentioned that they were getting (500) Internal Server Error when they were trying out the code. I then realized that CRM 2011 Web…Read more
This post describes how to call the AIF sales order service from X++ code. The same approach can be used for calling any web service. In the AOT under the References node add a service reference specifying the wsdl location of the service, a .NET code namespace and a reference namespace. An example of a wsdl url is: http://myMachine.myDomain/MicrosoftDynamicsAXAif50/salesorderservice.svc?wsdl Once…Read more
We have received many questions in AX 2009 around how to update customers using the customer service in AIF. People report errors like the following while trying to do updates: “The record in Address with record id <12345789> cannot be updated because the record has changed since last read.” To update customers set the DocumentHash of…Read more
CRM MVP Michael Höhne is our guest blogger today. You may have noticed that when working with the Execute method of the CRM web service you always get a response, even if it doesn’t contain any data. For instance, when passing a DeleteRequest you receive a DeleteResponse. There are no properties in the DeleteResponse though….Read more