Dialog With Event handling

Create a Class with the name of Demo Dialog and extend it with RunBase class then write the following code.

Override the dialog method and fields in dialog in my case I added two fields customer account and customer name.

Override the getFromDialog method and set the value in the declared variable

Override the run method write the following code.

If you want to validate then override the validate method.

The dialogPostRun() method should override like below. This will allow calling to the event methods.

Now open dialog and personalize the customer account field and check the name of the field.

Then Create the modified event with a field name.

Now run the class and enjoy the modified events in the dialog 

Calculate Start Date & End Date from Week & Year

Dates Calculation

In the below code, I have performed the calculation using start and end date, to understand in the detail, I would suggest you execute this code on your machine.

static void Job41(Args _args)
{
int weekJan1st;
int dayJan1st;
date tempDate,startDate,endDate;
int yr, week;
#TimeConstants
;
yr=2015; /* here i am assigning values in year and week */
week=54;
weekJan1st = wkofyr(dateStartYr(str2Date(strFmt(“%1-01-01”, yr), 321)));
dayJan1st = dayofwk(dateStartYr(str2Date(strFmt(“%1-01-01”, yr), 321)));
tempDate = dateStartYr(str2Date(strFmt(“%1-01-01”, yr), 321));
switch(firstWeekOfYear())
{
case 0: // Starts on Jan 1
tempDate -= (dayOfWk(tempDate) – 1);
tempDate += (week – 1 ) * 7;
break;
case 1: // First full week
//
// If 1st Jan is a Monday wkofyr gives the correct result
// If 1st Jan is a Tuesday-Thursday wkofyr gives one too much,
// as this 4/5/6 day week is given its own week number.
//
if (dayJan1st != 1)
tempDate += (8 – dayJan1st);
tempDate += (week – 1) * 7;
break;
case 2: // First 4-day week
if (mthofyr(tempDate) == 1 && weekOfYear(tempDate) > 50)
tempDate += week * 7;
else
tempDate += (week – 1) * 7;
tempDate -= (dayofwk(tempDate) – 1);
break;
}

startDate=tempDate-7;
endDate=tempDate-1;
info(strFmt(“%1,%2”,startDate,endDate));
}

            Batch Job D365FO & AX 2012

Following the below steps, You can create the batch job in simple steps.

First Create a Class and extends it with the RunBaseBatch class

Then override the description method and return the job name. it will appear on job dialog.

Now override the run method and write your logic. in my case i was updating the status from 0 to 1 in my custom table

Now override the main method and run your code like the below image

Now Run the class by right click and select open a dialog will appear like the below image.

File Upload in D365

First Create a simple for and place button two buttons file upload & download

When user click on file upload button. the below statement will triggere File upload statement: File::GetFileFromUser()

and  Code of Download button is again a one-liner: new Browser().navigate(fileUrl).

[Form]
public class SLD_UploadDownload extends FormRun
{
    str fileUrl;
 
    [Control("Button")]
    class UploadButton
    {
        public void clicked()
        {
            FileUploadTemporaryStorageResult result = File::GetFileFromUser() as FileUploadTemporaryStorageResult;
            if (result && result.getUploadStatus())
            {
                fileUrl = result.getDownloadUrl();
                info(fileUrl);
            }
        }
    }
 
    [Control("Button")]
    class DownloadButton
    {
        public void clicked()
        {
            new Browser().navigate(fileUrl);
        }
    }
}