einar
1/9/2006 12:49:00 PM
Hi
you can use the COM connector to connect to Axapta from C# code. In the C#
code you can call static methods on a class, table or what ever object.
You refernce the Axapta COM connector in .NET the dll is called
Interop.AxaptaCOMConnector.dll
Then you need to set up a connection to Axapta from the machine that runs
the C# code, create a config file for example.
you can email me at el@annata.is then i can reply you with a sample app that
i did in .NET that can show you how it is done
regards
Einar
"Jagjeet Singh" wrote:
> Hi Pat,
>
> Right now there is no document available for .NET connector. The document
> with example which currently available are in VB.
>
> If you need the document then I think you have to wait till Version 4.o been
> released.
>
> Jagjeet Singh
>
> "Pat Brown" wrote:
>
> > I am a pure .Net developer (C#). I have recently been granted the task of
> > moving all of my C# code to point to Axapta tables. Everything seemed pretty
> > strait forward to me... I thought I would just treat the tables as I would
> > SQL Server tables. After speaking to some people I have found that if I
> > insert or update some system tables in Axapta that I may screw something up
> > since data will not get put into other tables that would automatically be
> > updated when data is inserted directly through Axapta. Anyway, is there any
> > .Net assembly available out there that is well documented and will work as a
> > .Net Axapta connector?
> > Any guidence would be greatly appretiated.
> > Thanks