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Step of Integrations Dynamics AX 2012

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The integration process sends data through AIF, which creates a Web Service for exchanging data between systems. The step are as follows.

  1. On the Microsoft Dynamics AX side, the user enters the AOT page. The user needs to create a class for the data from Integration. The class consists of a variety of methods, such as Selecting Data. From table
  2. Create a service, then select Properties at the service that the builder. The user selects the desired class to put in the service.
  3. After Add Class to Service, right-click Add Operation, then choose Operation method name. (The method in this section is the method you created in the class.
  4. Create a Service Group and select Properties. In this section, the user can choose to Deploy (AutoDeploy), then right-click choses New Service Node Reference and add the service name that the user created. In step 2, enter Service Group and select Deploy Service Group.
  5. Create a Web Service by entering Application Dynamics AX and selecting System Administration -> Setup -> Services and Application Integration Framework -> Inbound ports -> Select the adapter as NetTcp, then click on Service operations. Activate

After this 5 steps, the WSDL link will be created. URI: This will be the link for the Integration.

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From the system of other system will send the data is Restful API, Web Service from the side of Dynamics AX is soap, so users use Visual Studio to help to convert soap into Rest API.

  1. Create a Web API using an ASP.net framework. Using the development language is C #
  2. Add the Web Service obtained from Dynamics AX by right-clicking on the reference, selecting Add Service Reference, and then adding the Web Service of Dynamics AX.
3.     Create a Project Select ASP.NET Core Web Application.
 
4.      How to Run a Service

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  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
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    I'm sorry, but it's not clear to me what's your questions and which of the steps are related to it. Can you explain it, please?

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    From the system of other system will send the data is Restful API, Web Service from the side of Dynamics AX is soap, so users use Visual Studio to help to convert soap into Rest API.

    1. Create a Web API using an ASP.net framework. Using the development language is C #
    2. Add the Web Service obtained from Dynamics AX by right-clicking on the reference, selecting Add Service Reference, and then adding the Web Service of Dynamics AX.
    2.      Create a Project Select ASP.NET Core Web Application.
     
    4.      How to Run a Service
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    5.      When the process is complete, Users will be able to access data from Dynamics AX through the Web API.
    6.      Then the Web API that users create to use. The user must create a Project (Web API) in the IIS server's Local. Select Project -> Properties -> Web -> Local IIS and create.

    7.Can check that. IIS can check the Web Service that users create.

     

    ISSUE

    1.     When the Web API was created successfully on IIS (Internet Information Service) , the problem was that the method that retrieved data from Dynamics AX could not be executed.
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    2.     The study has entered the trial. The code that identifies network credentials when connecting to the Dynamics AX
    Web Service. problem is

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  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    237,965 Most Valuable Professional on at

    All right, so the actual problem is that you're trying to call a custom service defined in AX 2012 and you get an error.

    Just knowing that there was a failure clearly isn't very useful; you need to understand what exactly happened. Notice the "View Details..." button in the dialog when an exceptions is caught. If you press the button, you should see more details about the exception. Or you can use the debugger. For example, you may be able to find inner exceptions and stack trace.

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