Dynamics AX & 365 For Operations

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Hi Guys, Today, I am going to share my experience of Importing General Journal Lines using SysOperation Framework in AX 2012. Some time before a task was assigned to me to import General Journal lines considering all the standard functionality used while creating General Journal line manually from front end in AX 2012. i.e. 1. Account Types 2. Dimensions 3. Voucher generation 4. VAT 5. All mandatory fields Coming to the solution. I have created the required functionality. I am sharing the code snippet for the functionality below: In above screen, you can see the dialog for Import Journal Lines There are three fields in the dialog: 1. File name (Excel template is required to browse from directory) 2. Journal name (Journal name needs to be selected from lookup of available journal names) 3. Offset account (Offset account check-box is placed to represent either the lines will balance with Offset account or not) Scenari

Introduction: Currently, I have given a task to integrate my Chat-bot (which is built on using Microsoft's Bot Framework) application with D365 for Operations to create and read Purchase Orders in and from D365 for Operations. There are many blogs written on to read the D365 for Operations data entities using OData endpoints in console application with OAuth authentication. I am mentioning some useful links for reference below: 1.  Working with the Odata endpoint in Dynamics 365 for Operations. 2.  Integration with Dynamics365 for Operations using OData proxy generator. Integration of Dynamics 365 for Operations with Chat-bot application: I have created a Chat-bot application using the Microsoft's  Bot Framework . I am sharing some code snippets which will help you guys to start with  Bot Framework  and  OData . Above solution explorer image shows how many projects you will need to create a Cha