Description
This course provides information, concepts, and demonstrations about X++ in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, Enterprise edition. The course uses the Fleet Management scenario to develop classes, use X++ for database manipulation and exception handling. It also covers the basics of security development and introduces some advanced development topics. Finally, this course provides information about extensions, overlaying, and event handlers.
What are the goals for this course?
- Explore the code editor
- Review the controls of the compiler
- Create a runnable class
- Review IntelliSense feature for coding
- Introduce variable declaration
- Review basic syntax
- Identify key words and operators
- Review the comparison tools
- Demonstrate how data types are used in code
- Discuss the use of the debugger
- Review code best practices
- Review the structure of classes
- Demonstrate the use of methods
- Create a base class
- Review the concepts behind class inheritance
- Create an inherited class
- Review the best practices for classes
- Review data retrieval process
- Demonstrate best practices when updating data
- Explain the transaction integrity checking system
- Review how to update and delete data
- Define the different exception types
- Discuss key commands
- Review code statements for exception handling
- Review the security architecture
- Explain role based security
- Describe security elements in the Application Explorer
- Modify and create security in the Application Explorer
- Describe the Extensible Data Security Framework and how to use XDS policies
- Review Business Intelligence features
- Review reporting framework features
- Explain services and integrations
- Define and create data entities
- Discuss the extension model
- Discuss table extension methods
- Review form and form control extensions
- Review metadata extension approaches
- Outline code extension approaches
- Discuss overlaying model and granularity
- Explain event handlers on tables and forms
- General knowledge of Microsoft Windows
- General knowledge of basic navigation within Visual Studio
- Basic knowledge of development topics
- 81213AE: Modeling Your Data With Visual Studio in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, Enterprise edition
- 81214AE: User Interface Development in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, Enterprise edition
What are the prerequisites to consume this course?
Module 01: Introduction to X++
- Fleet Management Scenario
- Code Editor
- Compiler
Module 02: Runnable Classes
- Create a Runnable Class
Module 03: Getting Started with X++
- IntelliSense
- Data Types
- Variable Declaration
- Key Operators
- Basic Syntax
- Additional Basic Syntax
Module 04: Visual Studio Tools for X++
- Comparison Tools
- Debugger
Module 05: Best Practices for X++
- Best Practices
Module 06: Developing Classes
- Fleet Management Scenario
- Class Structure
- Create a Base Class
- Methods
- Class Inheritance
- Best Practices
- Class Extensions
- Constructors
Module 07: Using X++ for Database Manipulation
- Fleet Management Scenario
- Data Retrieval
- Transaction Integrity Checking
- Data Insert
- Data Updates
- Data Deletion
Module 08: Using X++ for Exception Handling
- Exception Types
- Key Commands
- Code Statements
Module 09: Security Development Basics
- Security Architecture
- Security Properties on Key Elements
- Extending Roles, Duties, and Permissions
Module 10: Introduction to Advanced Development Topics
- Business Intelligence
- Reporting Services
- Services and Integration
- Data Entities
Module 11: Extension Model
- Models and Packages
- Extensions
Module 12: Code Extensions
- Create an Extension Method
- Add a Static Method
- Add an Instance Method
- Comparison to Overlaying
- Using Delegates
Module 13: Event Handlers
- Introduction to Event Handlers
Module 14: Table Extension Classes
- Create a Table Extension Class
- Add Display Method
Module 15: Form Extension Classes
- Create a Form Extension Class
- Dynamics 365