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How axapta converts date to hijri?

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Posted on by Maziar

Hi everybody

as all you know , dynamics ax 2009 supports hijri and um al qura calendars and date system

i want to know how dynamics converts georgian date to hijri

i mean is there any class in AOT that is responsible for this job?

there is a class in AOT named calendarconverter but its just responsible for calendar lookup form and axapta converts georgian date to hijri in another way.

its really important for me and my job to know and find this class if exist

thanks for your care

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Maziar 70 on at

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Re: How axapta converts date to hijri?

What about winapi?

do you think that it may use windows dll's?

like microsoft access
Maziar 70 on at

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Re: How axapta converts date to hijri?

Hi Vbnet

thanks for your care but

as you can see i wrote about this class in my first post

i should repeat that this class is just responsible for calendar lookup , NOT DATE CONVERSION SYSTEM.

even when you change calendar lookup form to another calendar like jalali , when you choose a date in that calendar , it will write hijri date in your selected field

i want to know axapta date conversion mechanism itself
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Re: How axapta converts date to hijri?

Hi Amir Nazim / Maziar,

Explore the class: \Classes\CalendarConverter

In this CalendarConverter class you will get answers to all your questions related to gregorian/hijri/um-al-qura/... date-conversions...

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Maziar 70 on at

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Re: How axapta converts date to hijri?

hi amir

thanks for your care

but as i explained im not searching for a new way to convert dates

i had seen amer blog before and i talked to him and he helped me very much

but i want to know axapta date conversion mechanism itself
Amir Nazim 5,994 on at

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Re: How axapta converts date to hijri?

Hi,

there are number of way available you can convert the gregorian date to Hijri date. see the blog link from Amer about playing with Hijri.

blog.amer-ax.com