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With the release of Microsoft Dynamics GP 2015, developers were provided with additional Service Based Architecture (SBA) functionality built into the application and development environment.
Service Based Architecture is primarily comprised of two features: Service Enabled Procedures and the .Net Interop.
This is a Public Service Announcement. A warning to everyone in the USA that I am coming to visit again and will be bringing the obligatory “stash” of Australia foods to inflict upon the unwary.
Then again, everything I bring with the exception of Vegemite usually goes down very well. 🙂
I am a bit late getting this blog post written, but I have been extremely busy with the release of my first commerical product, GP Power Tools, as well as other development work that was pushed back to allow me to complete the product launch.
So, on top of all the development work I have been doing, I have been continuing with my volunteer role as mentor for the All Saints’ College Robotics Club. The club meets after school every Friday afternoon during term time for one and a half to two hours and currently has about 30 students attending.
The results of the last year’s worth of work by the students was put to the test at the RoboCup Junior Australia 2015 WA State Championships held at Curtin University Stadium on the 7th and 8th of August.
Each year GPUG (Dynamics GP User Group) recognises three individuals from the Microsoft Dynamics GP community who go above and beyond to help others.
These individuals will be recognised as GPUG All Stars at the upcoming GPUG Summit in Reno, NV, USA.
Please vote now… there are only 2 weeks left before the poll closes.
[Update: Winthrop Development Consultants now distributes its products directly]
Winthrop Development Consultants is proud to announce its Partnership with Mekorma. Mekorma is now the exclusive distribution and support partner for the Winthrop Development Consultants product range.
Following on from yesterday’s post: Microsoft Windows 10 is almost here.
Windows 10 is now here and starting to install on PCs that reserved their free upgrade from Windows 7 or Windows 8.1.
It is already the 29th July 2015 in Australia and Windows 10 is almost here.
I know that because it is already downloading into a hidden C:\$Windows.~BT folder onto my machines.
Today, I am releasing an update to the GP Power Tools Public Beta.
If you have installed a previous version, please download and install this updated code as it contains a number of cosmetic and performance changes that have been identified by beta testers and during the documentation process.
Today, I am announcing a free public beta of GP Power Tools for Microsoft Dynamics GP versions 11.0 (GP 2010), 12.0 (GP 2013) and 14.0 (GP 2015).
As you know, I have been working extremely hard on getting GP Power Tools for Microsoft Dynamics GP ready for release and now it is time to get some feedback.
GP Power Tools is the next generation replacement for the Support Debugging Tool.
Read on for more details …
I have been involved in GPUG (Dynamics GP User Group) over the few last years, primarily because I was presenting at conferences in the US which GPUG was organising or at least had a presence at.
As I learnt more about what GPUG does for the community, I realised that I wanted to bring the benefits of an organised user group to my home town in Perth.
