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About This Course

This three-day Microsoft Business Solutions

Audience Profile

This course is intended for Microsoft Axapta developers who are familiar with the MorphX and X++ development environment and who have experience developing online content using the Microsoft Axapta Web Application framework. Prospective students would be looking to further their knowledge of the complete Microsoft Axapta Enterprise Portal and Web application framework.

Prerequites

Before attending this course, students must:

• Have completed Microsoft Axapta Development III: X++ Advanced.
• Have completed Microsoft Axapta Enterprise Portal: Development I.
• Be familiar with the development tool suite, including the Web tools.
• Be familiar with the Enterprise Portal architecture.
• Be familiar with the Microsoft Axapta Business Connector.
• Have at least a basic knowledge in HTML.
• Be able to create Users, User Groups and Web Users.
• Be able to make changes to the Data Dictionary including best practices with regards to design and implementation.
• Be able to manipulate data within forms, including building queries.
• Be able to create and implement classes.
• Understand the main concepts of Object Oriented Design (OOD), including inheritance, overriding & overloading, polymorphism and static methods.
• Have a basic knowledge of the application.

At Course Completion

After completing this course, students will:

• Be aware of the availability, functionality and use of some more advanced functions and procedures.
• Feel comfortable with the more complex and involved processes within Microsoft Axapta.
• Understand how the standard application has been designed and to apply similar design ideas to their own modifications.
• Know how to integrate modifications into Microsoft Axapta correctly and efficiently
• Be able to apply the technical knowledge they already have to application design to produce consistent, efficient and workable solutions
• Be able to easily identify possible areas where changes need to be made due to modifications required or bugs found