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How to embed Yammer into AX client?

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Posted on by Ragoza Oleksandr 735

Hi All,

I’ve got an assignment to integrate Yammer into AX2012.

 

For example – I have list page of Sales Orders (SO), and I need to have a Yammer discussion (at lower part of the form) for every SO, so the idea is to display a discussion regarding for every single SO, and change (update related) the discussion every time when the user clicks another SO.

In related post that I’ve found (Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 + Yammer) – not exactly what I’m looking for.

 

I think, that there is no a completed answer on this question (maybe I’m wrong), so I appreciate any architectural advises or high level steps of your vision of how to implement this idea.

 

Thank you

Aleksandr

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  • Brandon Wiese Profile Picture
    Brandon Wiese 17,788 on at

    Instead of embedded into the role center, what if the Yammer application were embedded in the SO form itself?  Is that what you're thinking?

  • Ragoza Oleksandr Profile Picture
    Ragoza Oleksandr 735 on at

    Hi Brandon,

    Thank you for quick response. Yes, this is exactly what I want: I need to have a Yammer discussion embedded into SO form (in AX client, not the Role Center). SO – could be a service, so the user can have a chat with any related person through the Yammer.

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    Brandon Wiese Profile Picture
    Brandon Wiese 17,788 on at

    You can embed an HTML page in an ActiveX control within a form.  Use the form DocuView as an example.

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    Iulian Cordobin Profile Picture
    Iulian Cordobin 8,201 on at

    Only a small suggestion, instead of using the ActiveX control, use a ManagedHost control and use in it from the System.Forms namespace a WebBrowser.

  • Ragoza Oleksandr Profile Picture
    Ragoza Oleksandr 735 on at

    Brandon, thank you for suggestion.

    I’ll check this approach with my colleagues and reply to you.

  • Ragoza Oleksandr Profile Picture
    Ragoza Oleksandr 735 on at

    Hi Iulian,

    Can you please hint some example? I saw this type of control (ManagedHost) in DocuView form, but I’ve never worked with them before. If you know that I can easily find such examples by googling them, just ignore my request. Once again – thanks for suggestion.

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