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After the huge success at the GPUG Summit 2015 conference, Beat Bucher MVP and I will be presenting an encore performance of our GP Power Tools (GPPT) session as a webinar.
Even though the session title mentions the Support Debugging Tool (SDT), the session focusses on GP Power Tools. This is because the Support Debugging Tool has been discontinued since October 2014 and replaced by GP Power Tools.
I recently had a support case where the customer was receiving an Add-In Initialization Error when launching Microsoft Dynamics GP which was related to GP Power Tools and the WinthropDC.GpPowerToolsVB.dll or WinthropDC.GpPowerToolsVC.dll add-in.
Earlier today, my friend Pam Misialek from the Microsoft Dynamics GP product marketing team announced the release date for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2016 on the Inside Dynamics GP blog.
This is the first release of Microsoft Dynamics GP to support HMTL5 for its web client, which enables it to work across any browser on any device (including Apple and Android tablets).
Service Based Architecture (SBA) was released with Microsoft Dynamics GP 2015, it covers technologies to make Dynamics GP more accessible to external applications by allowing Dexterity global procedures to be exposed as Web Services. It also allows Dexterity code to directly access and use .Net objects via the .Net Interop.
SBA opens up an entire new world of development opportunities.
As mentioned in my article #GPPT: GP Power Tools says it is unregistered on login, but is registered, an issue was discovered with Batch Posting Service Toolkit (BPST) where it would fail for live companies with a registration error, but only when called as a web service via Service Based Architecture (SBA).
I was recently asked to distil the top benefits of GP Power Tools (GPPT) down to a short list which can be used for marketing purposes by partners and consultants.
This will be difficult as GP Power Tools has so many great features, but listing them all can be a little overwhelming. So, here goes….
Some GP Power Tools (GPPT) sites which also have Mekorma MICR have reported an issue where GP Power Tools reports that it is not registered during login, but when you open the About GP Power Tools window it says it is registered.
This article explains the cause of the issue and the resolution.
If you have installed GP Power Tools (GPPT), firstly thank-you for your support, secondly you probably would have been presented with the GP Power Tools Feedback Survey dialog.
This dialog will first appear for an administrator user after two days for a new installation and immediately on an upgrade install. You can gdecide whether to go to the web based survey at that time or to dismiss the dialog for a period of time.
This is a final reminder to register for the Perth Australia December 2015 GPUG Chapter Meeting.
It will be held at the Microsoft Office in Perth on Wednesday December 9th at 6:45am for a 7:00am start.
You might have heard of the Batch Posting Service Toolkit by now and might be wondering …
This article explains what you need to know and points you to further resources.