This is a reposting of an article I originally wrote on my Developing for Dynamics GP blog.
When you start working with Dexterity for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013, you might notice an error when attempting to use the Dexterity Test Mode from the Dexterity Integrated Development Enviroment (IDE).
This is a reposting of an article Rushi Patel originally wrote on my Developing for Dynamics GP blog.
Hey, I am Rushi Patel. I am a software developer working on the Microsoft Dynamics GP team in Fargo the last 3 years. I like to spend my time with my family, watching movies and cricket.
At Microsoft, I have worked on Office Accounting and Dynamics GP Workflow prior to my current project – the GP web client. I mostly worked on the UI features of web client before I started working on the Window Ribbon feature. Window Ribbons, as the name implies, appears to be a purely UI concept. That’s true, however there are many dependencies to make Window Ribbons render on web client such as sanScript code and Dexterity support/enhancements that will be explained in depth in this series of articles.
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This is a reposting of an article Rushi Patel originally wrote on my Developing for Dynamics GP blog.
Hey, I am Rushi Patel. I am a software developer working on the Microsoft Dynamics GP team in Fargo the last 3 years. I like to spend my time with my family, watching movies and cricket.
At Microsoft, I have worked on Office Accounting and Dynamics GP Workflow prior to my current project – the GP web client. I mostly worked on the UI features of web client before I started working on the Window Ribbon feature. Window Ribbons, as the name implies, appears to be a purely UI concept. That’s true, however there are many dependencies to make Window Ribbons render on web client such as sanScript code and Dexterity support/enhancements that will be explained in depth in this series of articles.
Note: Click on the images for larger versions.
This is a reposting of an article Chris Rudolph originally wrote on my Developing for Dynamics GP blog.
Hello, my name is Chris Rudolph. I have been working as a software engineer on the Dynamics GP team here in Fargo since the summer of 2008. I like to spend my time hanging out with my wife (we just started disc golf!) and playing the cello.
So far at Microsoft I have worked on a variety of projects including the WCF conversion and install for GP Web Services 2010, the Workflow install, SRS reports, Analysis Cubes for AA, and now the web client. My web client work has been primarily in the depths of the Dexterity runtime and the ‘interop’ layer it uses to communicate with the .NET world.
This is a reposting of an article Kurt Larson originally wrote on my Developing for Dynamics GP blog.
Hi, I’m Kurt Larson, a software development engineer on Dynamics GP. Despite my friends’ dire warnings I moved to Fargo a couple years ago to work for Microsoft and haven’t regretted it for a second. (I like to stay inside most of the time anyways to play Guitar Hero and tabletop games.)
At Microsoft I’ve worked on SRS reports, SRS deployment, and Business Portal virtual lists, and now I’m excited to be on the GP web client – this article explains some of the work that’s gone into the web client UI and what we’ve learned about Silverlight along the way.
This is a reposting of an article I originally wrote on my Developing for Dynamics GP blog.
Now that Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 has been released, the pundits and speculators are starting to focus on the next version of Microsoft Dynamics GP, codenamed GP “12”.
There have already been mention of some of the cool architecture changes coming with the mention of the GP “12” Web Client and with screenshots from the live demonstration of the early web client code.
This is a reposting of an article I originally wrote on my Developing for Dynamics GP blog.
Today I saw another posting on the Microsoft Dynamics GP Community Forum about an error when going into Dexterity test mode after upgrading an application from a previous version to version 10.0.