Dynamics AX Blog - sysoperation-framework - Posts from 2015

If you need to run a function - implemented by using the SysOperation-Framework - by code, the following job can show you how you can do this.

static void runSysOperationThroughCode(Args _args)
{
    TutorialSysOperationServiceController controller;
    TutorialSysOperationDataContract dataContract;
    SysOperationStartResult sysOperationStartResult;
    
    controller = TutorialSysOperationServiceController::newFromArgs(new Args()); 

    dataContract = controller.getDataContractObject('_dataContract'); 

    controller.parmExecutionMode(SysOperationExecutionMode::Synchronous); 

    dataContract.parmFilenameSave(@"c:	empmyFile.txt");
    dataContract.parmCustAccount('US-006');
       
    sysOperationStartResult =
    controller.startOperation();
}

Imagine the following scenario: You have to create or update a record using a clas, which extends Sysoperation-Framework. After this database operation you have to open a particular form, which allows the user to modify the just created/modified record.

For such tasks i like to use the aferoperation()-method from the Controller-Class. By using the operationReturnvalue of the Service-Class within this method it is possible to process the record.

In have already described how you can integrate your own form as a dialog within the SysOperation framework. Meanwhile, I've encountered a much simpler version:

• Create a copy of form SysOperationTemplateForm
• Overwrite method templateForm() like the following snippet shows