Mastering Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central: the complete guide for designing and integrating advanced business central solutions
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| 505 | 8 | |a Cover -- Copyright -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central's Online Momentum -- Dynamics 365 Business Central's evolution -- The Universal Code initiative -- The role of open source and social networks -- The future perspective -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Mastering a Modern Development Environment -- The Visual Studio Code user interface -- Code editor -- Status bar -- Activity bar -- Manage -- Command Palette -- Sidebar -- EXPLORER (Ctrl + Shift + E) -- SEARCH (Ctrl + Shift + F) -- SOURCE CONTROL (Ctrl + Shift + G) -- DEBUG (Ctrl + Shift + D) -- EXTENSIONS (Ctrl + Shift + X) -- Panels area -- PROBLEMS -- OUTPUT -- DEBUG CONSOLE -- TERMINAL -- Visual Studio Code - the editing features -- Comment lines -- Delimiter matching -- Text selection -- Code block folding -- Multiple cursors (or multi-cursors) -- Mini-map -- Breadcrumbs -- IntelliSense -- Word completion -- Go to definition -- Find all references -- Peek definition -- Renaming symbols -- Understanding the AL Language extension -- AL Language -- launch.json -- app.json -- Understanding symbols -- Inside symbols -- AL Language extension settings -- Understanding code analyzers -- GitHub Copilot for AL developers -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Extension Development Fundamentals -- Technical requirements -- Basic concepts regarding extensions -- Understanding the basics of AL -- Creating a new workspace -- Defining objects using snippets -- Table object definition -- Page object definition -- Table extension object definition -- Page extension object definition -- Codeunit object definition -- Event object definitions -- XMLport object definition -- Query object definition -- Enum object definition -- Profile object definition -- Understanding AL project structure best practices -- Naming guidelines and AL object ranges | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Working on AL coding guidelines -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Developing a Customized Solution for Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Translating a business case into a real-world extension -- Developing the Dynamics 365 Business Central customization -- Customer category implementations -- Table definition -- Page definition -- The tableextension definition -- The pageextension definition -- Codeunit definition -- Handling event subscribers -- Gift campaign implementations -- Table definition -- Page definition -- Codeunit definition -- Vendor quality implementations -- Table definition -- Page definition -- The pageextension definition -- Codeunit definition -- Promoting actions -- Creating page views -- Installing and upgrading codeunits -- Defining permission sets in AL -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Writing Code for Extensibility -- Why do we need extensible code? -- Business scenario -- Events and the "Handled" pattern -- Writing a dependent extension -- Interfaces in AL -- Extension's code protection -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Advanced AL Development -- Understanding immutable keys -- Access modifiers in AL -- Handling errors with TryFunctions -- Using collectible errors -- Handling actions on errors -- Creating and extending role centers -- Customizing the headline -- Handling XML and JSON files with the AL language -- Understanding Isolated Storage -- Working with control add-ins -- Creating a PDF-Viewer control add-in -- Notifications inside Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Understanding page background tasks -- Using Azure Key Vault in AL extensions -- Namespaces in AL language -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Handling Files with Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Handling files with AL -- Handling attachments -- Reading and writing text data from blob fields -- Using the Media and MediaSet data types in AL code -- Using XMLport in AL code | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Handling XML and JSON files with AL -- Using persistent blobs -- Isolated Storage -- Using Azure Blob Storage from AL -- Creating a storage account in Azure -- Using Azure Blob Storage from AL code -- Handling Dynamics 365 Business Central attachments in Azure Blob Storage -- Using Azure file shares from AL -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Report Development -- Anatomy of the report object -- The report extension object -- Tools to use for RDL, Word, and Excel layouts -- The RDL, Word, and Excel layout features -- Part 1 - Designing the dataset -- Part 2 - Creating a simple RDL layout -- Part 2.1 - Creating the RDL report header -- Part 2.2 - Adding a table control to the RDL report body -- Part 3 - Understanding grouping -- Part 4 - Building a simple request page -- Part 5 - Adding database images -- Part 6 - Adding a Word layout -- Part 7 - Adding an Excel layout -- Report extension object: a basic example -- Cloning and refactoring reports -- Feature limitations when developing RDL or Word layout document reports -- Understanding report performance considerations -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Printing -- Understand cloud-ready printing -- Email printers -- Microsoft Universal Print printers -- Universal Print connector -- Universal Print portal -- Universal Print Integration extension -- Deep dive into the modern printing structure -- Alternatives to Microsoft Universal Print -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Debugging -- Running in debug mode -- Debugging logs: verbose mode -- Visual Studio Code debugger sections -- Debugger sidebar -- VARIABLES -- Watch -- Callstack -- Breakpoints -- Debugger toolbar -- Debugging in attach mode -- Non-debuggable items -- Snapshot debugging -- Performance profiling -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Telemetry -- Signal fundamentals -- Dimensions -- Aggregated signals -- Microsoft's recommendations -- Example | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Enabling partner telemetry in Dynamics 365 Business Central online -- KQL log analysis -- Statements -- Operators -- Functions -- Application Insights -- Alerts -- Dashboards -- Workbooks -- Tools to analyze telemetry data -- Power BI telemetry apps -- Custom signals -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Coding for Performance -- Defining an efficient data access layer -- Table extension changes from Dynamics 365 Business Central version 23 -- Setting the transaction isolation level in AL code -- Writing efficient pages and reports -- Writing performant installation and upgrade AL codeunits -- Events and performance -- Running asynchronous patterns -- Using StartSession in AL code -- Using Task Scheduler in AL code -- Testing and validating performances -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Dynamics 365 Business Central APIs -- Using the OData protocol for APIs -- Configuring OAuth authentication for Dynamics 365 Business Central APIs -- Registering an application in Microsoft Entra ID -- Setting the application permissions -- Creating a client secret -- Microsoft Entra application registration in Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Acquiring an authentication token from Microsoft Entra ID -- Using Dynamics 365 Business Central standard APIs -- Creating a custom API in Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Implementing a new API for a custom entity -- Implementing a new API for an existing entity -- Using the read-only database replica -- Dynamics 365 APIs' operational limits -- Using OData bound actions -- Using OData unbound actions -- Using OData batch calls with Dynamics 365 Business Central APIs -- Using Dynamics 365 Business Central webhooks -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Extending Dynamics 365 Business Central with Azure Services -- Overview of Azure Functions -- Creating functions with Azure Functions -- Using Azure Functions from AL -- Overview of Azure Logic Apps | |
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| contents | Cover -- Copyright -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central's Online Momentum -- Dynamics 365 Business Central's evolution -- The Universal Code initiative -- The role of open source and social networks -- The future perspective -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Mastering a Modern Development Environment -- The Visual Studio Code user interface -- Code editor -- Status bar -- Activity bar -- Manage -- Command Palette -- Sidebar -- EXPLORER (Ctrl + Shift + E) -- SEARCH (Ctrl + Shift + F) -- SOURCE CONTROL (Ctrl + Shift + G) -- DEBUG (Ctrl + Shift + D) -- EXTENSIONS (Ctrl + Shift + X) -- Panels area -- PROBLEMS -- OUTPUT -- DEBUG CONSOLE -- TERMINAL -- Visual Studio Code - the editing features -- Comment lines -- Delimiter matching -- Text selection -- Code block folding -- Multiple cursors (or multi-cursors) -- Mini-map -- Breadcrumbs -- IntelliSense -- Word completion -- Go to definition -- Find all references -- Peek definition -- Renaming symbols -- Understanding the AL Language extension -- AL Language -- launch.json -- app.json -- Understanding symbols -- Inside symbols -- AL Language extension settings -- Understanding code analyzers -- GitHub Copilot for AL developers -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Extension Development Fundamentals -- Technical requirements -- Basic concepts regarding extensions -- Understanding the basics of AL -- Creating a new workspace -- Defining objects using snippets -- Table object definition -- Page object definition -- Table extension object definition -- Page extension object definition -- Codeunit object definition -- Event object definitions -- XMLport object definition -- Query object definition -- Enum object definition -- Profile object definition -- Understanding AL project structure best practices -- Naming guidelines and AL object ranges Working on AL coding guidelines -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Developing a Customized Solution for Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Translating a business case into a real-world extension -- Developing the Dynamics 365 Business Central customization -- Customer category implementations -- Table definition -- Page definition -- The tableextension definition -- The pageextension definition -- Codeunit definition -- Handling event subscribers -- Gift campaign implementations -- Table definition -- Page definition -- Codeunit definition -- Vendor quality implementations -- Table definition -- Page definition -- The pageextension definition -- Codeunit definition -- Promoting actions -- Creating page views -- Installing and upgrading codeunits -- Defining permission sets in AL -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Writing Code for Extensibility -- Why do we need extensible code? -- Business scenario -- Events and the "Handled" pattern -- Writing a dependent extension -- Interfaces in AL -- Extension's code protection -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Advanced AL Development -- Understanding immutable keys -- Access modifiers in AL -- Handling errors with TryFunctions -- Using collectible errors -- Handling actions on errors -- Creating and extending role centers -- Customizing the headline -- Handling XML and JSON files with the AL language -- Understanding Isolated Storage -- Working with control add-ins -- Creating a PDF-Viewer control add-in -- Notifications inside Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Understanding page background tasks -- Using Azure Key Vault in AL extensions -- Namespaces in AL language -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Handling Files with Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Handling files with AL -- Handling attachments -- Reading and writing text data from blob fields -- Using the Media and MediaSet data types in AL code -- Using XMLport in AL code Handling XML and JSON files with AL -- Using persistent blobs -- Isolated Storage -- Using Azure Blob Storage from AL -- Creating a storage account in Azure -- Using Azure Blob Storage from AL code -- Handling Dynamics 365 Business Central attachments in Azure Blob Storage -- Using Azure file shares from AL -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Report Development -- Anatomy of the report object -- The report extension object -- Tools to use for RDL, Word, and Excel layouts -- The RDL, Word, and Excel layout features -- Part 1 - Designing the dataset -- Part 2 - Creating a simple RDL layout -- Part 2.1 - Creating the RDL report header -- Part 2.2 - Adding a table control to the RDL report body -- Part 3 - Understanding grouping -- Part 4 - Building a simple request page -- Part 5 - Adding database images -- Part 6 - Adding a Word layout -- Part 7 - Adding an Excel layout -- Report extension object: a basic example -- Cloning and refactoring reports -- Feature limitations when developing RDL or Word layout document reports -- Understanding report performance considerations -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Printing -- Understand cloud-ready printing -- Email printers -- Microsoft Universal Print printers -- Universal Print connector -- Universal Print portal -- Universal Print Integration extension -- Deep dive into the modern printing structure -- Alternatives to Microsoft Universal Print -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Debugging -- Running in debug mode -- Debugging logs: verbose mode -- Visual Studio Code debugger sections -- Debugger sidebar -- VARIABLES -- Watch -- Callstack -- Breakpoints -- Debugger toolbar -- Debugging in attach mode -- Non-debuggable items -- Snapshot debugging -- Performance profiling -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Telemetry -- Signal fundamentals -- Dimensions -- Aggregated signals -- Microsoft's recommendations -- Example Enabling partner telemetry in Dynamics 365 Business Central online -- KQL log analysis -- Statements -- Operators -- Functions -- Application Insights -- Alerts -- Dashboards -- Workbooks -- Tools to analyze telemetry data -- Power BI telemetry apps -- Custom signals -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Coding for Performance -- Defining an efficient data access layer -- Table extension changes from Dynamics 365 Business Central version 23 -- Setting the transaction isolation level in AL code -- Writing efficient pages and reports -- Writing performant installation and upgrade AL codeunits -- Events and performance -- Running asynchronous patterns -- Using StartSession in AL code -- Using Task Scheduler in AL code -- Testing and validating performances -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Dynamics 365 Business Central APIs -- Using the OData protocol for APIs -- Configuring OAuth authentication for Dynamics 365 Business Central APIs -- Registering an application in Microsoft Entra ID -- Setting the application permissions -- Creating a client secret -- Microsoft Entra application registration in Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Acquiring an authentication token from Microsoft Entra ID -- Using Dynamics 365 Business Central standard APIs -- Creating a custom API in Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Implementing a new API for a custom entity -- Implementing a new API for an existing entity -- Using the read-only database replica -- Dynamics 365 APIs' operational limits -- Using OData bound actions -- Using OData unbound actions -- Using OData batch calls with Dynamics 365 Business Central APIs -- Using Dynamics 365 Business Central webhooks -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Extending Dynamics 365 Business Central with Azure Services -- Overview of Azure Functions -- Creating functions with Azure Functions -- Using Azure Functions from AL -- Overview of Azure Logic Apps Creating workflows with Azure Logic Apps -- Summary -- Chapter 15: DevOps for Dynamics 365 Business Central -- AL-Go for GitHub: an introduction -- Creating a new per-tenant extension with AL-Go for GitHub -- Branching strategies -- Master-only branch -- Feature/developer branches -- Release branching -- Other strategies -- Git flow -- GitHub flow -- Git merge strategies -- Fast-forward merge -- Squash commit -- Rebase -- Git in Visual Studio Code -- Visual Studio Code GUI for Git -- Workflow -- Handling the CI/CD pipeline -- Setting up your self-hosted GitHub runner -- Handling dependencies between applications -- Adding a test application to an existing project -- Registering a customer sandbox environment for continuous deployment -- Creating a release for your application -- Registering a customer Production environment for manual deployment -- Adding a performance test app to your repository -- Using AL-Go for GitHub for AppSource development -- Summary -- Chapter 17: Dynamics 365 Business Central and Power Platform Integration -- Technical requirements -- Power Automate and Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Example 1: Adding a default image to a Customer record -- Example 2: Exporting a selected invoice as PDF to OneDrive -- Creating a Power Apps app with Dynamics 365 Business Central integration -- Scenario: Expense app with offline capability -- Part 1: Creation of the canvas app project -- Part 2: Establishing a data connection to Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Part 3: Working with Dynamics 365 Business Central data from the canvas app -- Part 4: Adding controls and business logic to the canvas app -- Part 5: Adding offline capabilities to the application -- Part 6: Calling a Power Automate flow to execute actions in the app -- Exposing Dynamics 365 Business Central data to Dataverse by using virtual tables Exposing Dynamics 365 Business Central events to Dataverse |
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| spelling | Demiliani, Stefano Verfasser (DE-588)1221561367 aut Mastering Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central the complete guide for designing and integrating advanced business central solutions Second edition Birmingham, UK Packt 2024 © 2024 1 Online-Ressource (685 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Cover -- Copyright -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central's Online Momentum -- Dynamics 365 Business Central's evolution -- The Universal Code initiative -- The role of open source and social networks -- The future perspective -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Mastering a Modern Development Environment -- The Visual Studio Code user interface -- Code editor -- Status bar -- Activity bar -- Manage -- Command Palette -- Sidebar -- EXPLORER (Ctrl + Shift + E) -- SEARCH (Ctrl + Shift + F) -- SOURCE CONTROL (Ctrl + Shift + G) -- DEBUG (Ctrl + Shift + D) -- EXTENSIONS (Ctrl + Shift + X) -- Panels area -- PROBLEMS -- OUTPUT -- DEBUG CONSOLE -- TERMINAL -- Visual Studio Code - the editing features -- Comment lines -- Delimiter matching -- Text selection -- Code block folding -- Multiple cursors (or multi-cursors) -- Mini-map -- Breadcrumbs -- IntelliSense -- Word completion -- Go to definition -- Find all references -- Peek definition -- Renaming symbols -- Understanding the AL Language extension -- AL Language -- launch.json -- app.json -- Understanding symbols -- Inside symbols -- AL Language extension settings -- Understanding code analyzers -- GitHub Copilot for AL developers -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Extension Development Fundamentals -- Technical requirements -- Basic concepts regarding extensions -- Understanding the basics of AL -- Creating a new workspace -- Defining objects using snippets -- Table object definition -- Page object definition -- Table extension object definition -- Page extension object definition -- Codeunit object definition -- Event object definitions -- XMLport object definition -- Query object definition -- Enum object definition -- Profile object definition -- Understanding AL project structure best practices -- Naming guidelines and AL object ranges Working on AL coding guidelines -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Developing a Customized Solution for Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Translating a business case into a real-world extension -- Developing the Dynamics 365 Business Central customization -- Customer category implementations -- Table definition -- Page definition -- The tableextension definition -- The pageextension definition -- Codeunit definition -- Handling event subscribers -- Gift campaign implementations -- Table definition -- Page definition -- Codeunit definition -- Vendor quality implementations -- Table definition -- Page definition -- The pageextension definition -- Codeunit definition -- Promoting actions -- Creating page views -- Installing and upgrading codeunits -- Defining permission sets in AL -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Writing Code for Extensibility -- Why do we need extensible code? -- Business scenario -- Events and the "Handled" pattern -- Writing a dependent extension -- Interfaces in AL -- Extension's code protection -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Advanced AL Development -- Understanding immutable keys -- Access modifiers in AL -- Handling errors with TryFunctions -- Using collectible errors -- Handling actions on errors -- Creating and extending role centers -- Customizing the headline -- Handling XML and JSON files with the AL language -- Understanding Isolated Storage -- Working with control add-ins -- Creating a PDF-Viewer control add-in -- Notifications inside Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Understanding page background tasks -- Using Azure Key Vault in AL extensions -- Namespaces in AL language -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Handling Files with Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Handling files with AL -- Handling attachments -- Reading and writing text data from blob fields -- Using the Media and MediaSet data types in AL code -- Using XMLport in AL code Handling XML and JSON files with AL -- Using persistent blobs -- Isolated Storage -- Using Azure Blob Storage from AL -- Creating a storage account in Azure -- Using Azure Blob Storage from AL code -- Handling Dynamics 365 Business Central attachments in Azure Blob Storage -- Using Azure file shares from AL -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Report Development -- Anatomy of the report object -- The report extension object -- Tools to use for RDL, Word, and Excel layouts -- The RDL, Word, and Excel layout features -- Part 1 - Designing the dataset -- Part 2 - Creating a simple RDL layout -- Part 2.1 - Creating the RDL report header -- Part 2.2 - Adding a table control to the RDL report body -- Part 3 - Understanding grouping -- Part 4 - Building a simple request page -- Part 5 - Adding database images -- Part 6 - Adding a Word layout -- Part 7 - Adding an Excel layout -- Report extension object: a basic example -- Cloning and refactoring reports -- Feature limitations when developing RDL or Word layout document reports -- Understanding report performance considerations -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Printing -- Understand cloud-ready printing -- Email printers -- Microsoft Universal Print printers -- Universal Print connector -- Universal Print portal -- Universal Print Integration extension -- Deep dive into the modern printing structure -- Alternatives to Microsoft Universal Print -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Debugging -- Running in debug mode -- Debugging logs: verbose mode -- Visual Studio Code debugger sections -- Debugger sidebar -- VARIABLES -- Watch -- Callstack -- Breakpoints -- Debugger toolbar -- Debugging in attach mode -- Non-debuggable items -- Snapshot debugging -- Performance profiling -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Telemetry -- Signal fundamentals -- Dimensions -- Aggregated signals -- Microsoft's recommendations -- Example Enabling partner telemetry in Dynamics 365 Business Central online -- KQL log analysis -- Statements -- Operators -- Functions -- Application Insights -- Alerts -- Dashboards -- Workbooks -- Tools to analyze telemetry data -- Power BI telemetry apps -- Custom signals -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Coding for Performance -- Defining an efficient data access layer -- Table extension changes from Dynamics 365 Business Central version 23 -- Setting the transaction isolation level in AL code -- Writing efficient pages and reports -- Writing performant installation and upgrade AL codeunits -- Events and performance -- Running asynchronous patterns -- Using StartSession in AL code -- Using Task Scheduler in AL code -- Testing and validating performances -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Dynamics 365 Business Central APIs -- Using the OData protocol for APIs -- Configuring OAuth authentication for Dynamics 365 Business Central APIs -- Registering an application in Microsoft Entra ID -- Setting the application permissions -- Creating a client secret -- Microsoft Entra application registration in Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Acquiring an authentication token from Microsoft Entra ID -- Using Dynamics 365 Business Central standard APIs -- Creating a custom API in Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Implementing a new API for a custom entity -- Implementing a new API for an existing entity -- Using the read-only database replica -- Dynamics 365 APIs' operational limits -- Using OData bound actions -- Using OData unbound actions -- Using OData batch calls with Dynamics 365 Business Central APIs -- Using Dynamics 365 Business Central webhooks -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Extending Dynamics 365 Business Central with Azure Services -- Overview of Azure Functions -- Creating functions with Azure Functions -- Using Azure Functions from AL -- Overview of Azure Logic Apps Creating workflows with Azure Logic Apps -- Summary -- Chapter 15: DevOps for Dynamics 365 Business Central -- AL-Go for GitHub: an introduction -- Creating a new per-tenant extension with AL-Go for GitHub -- Branching strategies -- Master-only branch -- Feature/developer branches -- Release branching -- Other strategies -- Git flow -- GitHub flow -- Git merge strategies -- Fast-forward merge -- Squash commit -- Rebase -- Git in Visual Studio Code -- Visual Studio Code GUI for Git -- Workflow -- Handling the CI/CD pipeline -- Setting up your self-hosted GitHub runner -- Handling dependencies between applications -- Adding a test application to an existing project -- Registering a customer sandbox environment for continuous deployment -- Creating a release for your application -- Registering a customer Production environment for manual deployment -- Adding a performance test app to your repository -- Using AL-Go for GitHub for AppSource development -- Summary -- Chapter 17: Dynamics 365 Business Central and Power Platform Integration -- Technical requirements -- Power Automate and Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Example 1: Adding a default image to a Customer record -- Example 2: Exporting a selected invoice as PDF to OneDrive -- Creating a Power Apps app with Dynamics 365 Business Central integration -- Scenario: Expense app with offline capability -- Part 1: Creation of the canvas app project -- Part 2: Establishing a data connection to Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Part 3: Working with Dynamics 365 Business Central data from the canvas app -- Part 4: Adding controls and business logic to the canvas app -- Part 5: Adding offline capabilities to the application -- Part 6: Calling a Power Automate flow to execute actions in the app -- Exposing Dynamics 365 Business Central data to Dataverse by using virtual tables Exposing Dynamics 365 Business Central events to Dataverse Tacconi, Duilio Sonstige (DE-588)122156272X oth Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Demiliani, Stefano Mastering Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Birmingham : Packt Publishing, Limited,c2024 9781837630646 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| spellingShingle | Demiliani, Stefano Mastering Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central the complete guide for designing and integrating advanced business central solutions Cover -- Copyright -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central's Online Momentum -- Dynamics 365 Business Central's evolution -- The Universal Code initiative -- The role of open source and social networks -- The future perspective -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Mastering a Modern Development Environment -- The Visual Studio Code user interface -- Code editor -- Status bar -- Activity bar -- Manage -- Command Palette -- Sidebar -- EXPLORER (Ctrl + Shift + E) -- SEARCH (Ctrl + Shift + F) -- SOURCE CONTROL (Ctrl + Shift + G) -- DEBUG (Ctrl + Shift + D) -- EXTENSIONS (Ctrl + Shift + X) -- Panels area -- PROBLEMS -- OUTPUT -- DEBUG CONSOLE -- TERMINAL -- Visual Studio Code - the editing features -- Comment lines -- Delimiter matching -- Text selection -- Code block folding -- Multiple cursors (or multi-cursors) -- Mini-map -- Breadcrumbs -- IntelliSense -- Word completion -- Go to definition -- Find all references -- Peek definition -- Renaming symbols -- Understanding the AL Language extension -- AL Language -- launch.json -- app.json -- Understanding symbols -- Inside symbols -- AL Language extension settings -- Understanding code analyzers -- GitHub Copilot for AL developers -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Extension Development Fundamentals -- Technical requirements -- Basic concepts regarding extensions -- Understanding the basics of AL -- Creating a new workspace -- Defining objects using snippets -- Table object definition -- Page object definition -- Table extension object definition -- Page extension object definition -- Codeunit object definition -- Event object definitions -- XMLport object definition -- Query object definition -- Enum object definition -- Profile object definition -- Understanding AL project structure best practices -- Naming guidelines and AL object ranges Working on AL coding guidelines -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Developing a Customized Solution for Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Translating a business case into a real-world extension -- Developing the Dynamics 365 Business Central customization -- Customer category implementations -- Table definition -- Page definition -- The tableextension definition -- The pageextension definition -- Codeunit definition -- Handling event subscribers -- Gift campaign implementations -- Table definition -- Page definition -- Codeunit definition -- Vendor quality implementations -- Table definition -- Page definition -- The pageextension definition -- Codeunit definition -- Promoting actions -- Creating page views -- Installing and upgrading codeunits -- Defining permission sets in AL -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Writing Code for Extensibility -- Why do we need extensible code? -- Business scenario -- Events and the "Handled" pattern -- Writing a dependent extension -- Interfaces in AL -- Extension's code protection -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Advanced AL Development -- Understanding immutable keys -- Access modifiers in AL -- Handling errors with TryFunctions -- Using collectible errors -- Handling actions on errors -- Creating and extending role centers -- Customizing the headline -- Handling XML and JSON files with the AL language -- Understanding Isolated Storage -- Working with control add-ins -- Creating a PDF-Viewer control add-in -- Notifications inside Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Understanding page background tasks -- Using Azure Key Vault in AL extensions -- Namespaces in AL language -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Handling Files with Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Handling files with AL -- Handling attachments -- Reading and writing text data from blob fields -- Using the Media and MediaSet data types in AL code -- Using XMLport in AL code Handling XML and JSON files with AL -- Using persistent blobs -- Isolated Storage -- Using Azure Blob Storage from AL -- Creating a storage account in Azure -- Using Azure Blob Storage from AL code -- Handling Dynamics 365 Business Central attachments in Azure Blob Storage -- Using Azure file shares from AL -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Report Development -- Anatomy of the report object -- The report extension object -- Tools to use for RDL, Word, and Excel layouts -- The RDL, Word, and Excel layout features -- Part 1 - Designing the dataset -- Part 2 - Creating a simple RDL layout -- Part 2.1 - Creating the RDL report header -- Part 2.2 - Adding a table control to the RDL report body -- Part 3 - Understanding grouping -- Part 4 - Building a simple request page -- Part 5 - Adding database images -- Part 6 - Adding a Word layout -- Part 7 - Adding an Excel layout -- Report extension object: a basic example -- Cloning and refactoring reports -- Feature limitations when developing RDL or Word layout document reports -- Understanding report performance considerations -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Printing -- Understand cloud-ready printing -- Email printers -- Microsoft Universal Print printers -- Universal Print connector -- Universal Print portal -- Universal Print Integration extension -- Deep dive into the modern printing structure -- Alternatives to Microsoft Universal Print -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Debugging -- Running in debug mode -- Debugging logs: verbose mode -- Visual Studio Code debugger sections -- Debugger sidebar -- VARIABLES -- Watch -- Callstack -- Breakpoints -- Debugger toolbar -- Debugging in attach mode -- Non-debuggable items -- Snapshot debugging -- Performance profiling -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Telemetry -- Signal fundamentals -- Dimensions -- Aggregated signals -- Microsoft's recommendations -- Example Enabling partner telemetry in Dynamics 365 Business Central online -- KQL log analysis -- Statements -- Operators -- Functions -- Application Insights -- Alerts -- Dashboards -- Workbooks -- Tools to analyze telemetry data -- Power BI telemetry apps -- Custom signals -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Coding for Performance -- Defining an efficient data access layer -- Table extension changes from Dynamics 365 Business Central version 23 -- Setting the transaction isolation level in AL code -- Writing efficient pages and reports -- Writing performant installation and upgrade AL codeunits -- Events and performance -- Running asynchronous patterns -- Using StartSession in AL code -- Using Task Scheduler in AL code -- Testing and validating performances -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Dynamics 365 Business Central APIs -- Using the OData protocol for APIs -- Configuring OAuth authentication for Dynamics 365 Business Central APIs -- Registering an application in Microsoft Entra ID -- Setting the application permissions -- Creating a client secret -- Microsoft Entra application registration in Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Acquiring an authentication token from Microsoft Entra ID -- Using Dynamics 365 Business Central standard APIs -- Creating a custom API in Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Implementing a new API for a custom entity -- Implementing a new API for an existing entity -- Using the read-only database replica -- Dynamics 365 APIs' operational limits -- Using OData bound actions -- Using OData unbound actions -- Using OData batch calls with Dynamics 365 Business Central APIs -- Using Dynamics 365 Business Central webhooks -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Extending Dynamics 365 Business Central with Azure Services -- Overview of Azure Functions -- Creating functions with Azure Functions -- Using Azure Functions from AL -- Overview of Azure Logic Apps Creating workflows with Azure Logic Apps -- Summary -- Chapter 15: DevOps for Dynamics 365 Business Central -- AL-Go for GitHub: an introduction -- Creating a new per-tenant extension with AL-Go for GitHub -- Branching strategies -- Master-only branch -- Feature/developer branches -- Release branching -- Other strategies -- Git flow -- GitHub flow -- Git merge strategies -- Fast-forward merge -- Squash commit -- Rebase -- Git in Visual Studio Code -- Visual Studio Code GUI for Git -- Workflow -- Handling the CI/CD pipeline -- Setting up your self-hosted GitHub runner -- Handling dependencies between applications -- Adding a test application to an existing project -- Registering a customer sandbox environment for continuous deployment -- Creating a release for your application -- Registering a customer Production environment for manual deployment -- Adding a performance test app to your repository -- Using AL-Go for GitHub for AppSource development -- Summary -- Chapter 17: Dynamics 365 Business Central and Power Platform Integration -- Technical requirements -- Power Automate and Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Example 1: Adding a default image to a Customer record -- Example 2: Exporting a selected invoice as PDF to OneDrive -- Creating a Power Apps app with Dynamics 365 Business Central integration -- Scenario: Expense app with offline capability -- Part 1: Creation of the canvas app project -- Part 2: Establishing a data connection to Dynamics 365 Business Central -- Part 3: Working with Dynamics 365 Business Central data from the canvas app -- Part 4: Adding controls and business logic to the canvas app -- Part 5: Adding offline capabilities to the application -- Part 6: Calling a Power Automate flow to execute actions in the app -- Exposing Dynamics 365 Business Central data to Dataverse by using virtual tables Exposing Dynamics 365 Business Central events to Dataverse |
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