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vijay
2008-02-11 12:39:03 UTC
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Hi folks,
Using AIF in ax4.0 how can we integrate different applications like SAP and
ax4.0?
there are four different adapters . when we can use these adapters?
Dilip
2008-02-14 04:31:01 UTC
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Hi Vijay,

AIF supports Inbound and Outbound Exchange via webservices. The 4 types of
adapters available are:

a. AIFBizTalkAdapter - supports document exchange with Biztalk Server
b. AIFMSMQAdapter - supports document exchange via MSMQ
c. AIFFileSystemAdapter - asynchronous exchange via file drop
d. AIFWebServiceAdapter - outbound document exchange via webservice

If you want to directly communicate with the business logic in AX, you can
also use .NET Business Connector for AX. In fact, AIF internally communicates
via .NET Business Connector.

You can read more about AIF and data exchange from this link:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa570087.aspx

Hope it helps.

Thanks and Regards,
Dilip
--
http://daxdilip.blogspot.com/
Post by vijay
Hi folks,
Using AIF in ax4.0 how can we integrate different applications like SAP and
ax4.0?
there are four different adapters . when we can use these adapters?
vijay
2008-02-14 06:52:00 UTC
Permalink
Thanks Dilip.
but my question is when we use an adapter(assume biztalk adapter). we are
getting an xml file in a given file path right ? instead of this if i want
to send data from ax table to sap database or another ax system how can I
sent it directly ? any idea?
Post by Dilip
Hi Vijay,
AIF supports Inbound and Outbound Exchange via webservices. The 4 types of
a. AIFBizTalkAdapter - supports document exchange with Biztalk Server
b. AIFMSMQAdapter - supports document exchange via MSMQ
c. AIFFileSystemAdapter - asynchronous exchange via file drop
d. AIFWebServiceAdapter - outbound document exchange via webservice
If you want to directly communicate with the business logic in AX, you can
also use .NET Business Connector for AX. In fact, AIF internally communicates
via .NET Business Connector.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa570087.aspx
Hope it helps.
Thanks and Regards,
Dilip
--
http://daxdilip.blogspot.com/
Post by vijay
Hi folks,
Using AIF in ax4.0 how can we integrate different applications like SAP and
ax4.0?
there are four different adapters . when we can use these adapters?
Dilip
2008-02-14 09:11:01 UTC
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Hi Vijay,

In AX 4.0, there's a new feature called CLR Interopability wherein you can
create your assemblies in .NET and invoke it from within AX. e.g. in your
scenario, you may write a SAP Connector in .NET, then you can invoke this
assembly from AX.

Also, you have COM support wherein you have a COM component which talks with
SAP and for this COM Component, we can generate wrapper classes within AX.

Hope it helps you to move in the right direction.

Thanks and Regards,
Dilip
--
http://daxdilip.blogspot.com/
Post by vijay
Thanks Dilip.
but my question is when we use an adapter(assume biztalk adapter). we are
getting an xml file in a given file path right ? instead of this if i want
to send data from ax table to sap database or another ax system how can I
sent it directly ? any idea?
Post by Dilip
Hi Vijay,
AIF supports Inbound and Outbound Exchange via webservices. The 4 types of
a. AIFBizTalkAdapter - supports document exchange with Biztalk Server
b. AIFMSMQAdapter - supports document exchange via MSMQ
c. AIFFileSystemAdapter - asynchronous exchange via file drop
d. AIFWebServiceAdapter - outbound document exchange via webservice
If you want to directly communicate with the business logic in AX, you can
also use .NET Business Connector for AX. In fact, AIF internally communicates
via .NET Business Connector.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa570087.aspx
Hope it helps.
Thanks and Regards,
Dilip
--
http://daxdilip.blogspot.com/
Post by vijay
Hi folks,
Using AIF in ax4.0 how can we integrate different applications like SAP and
ax4.0?
there are four different adapters . when we can use these adapters?
Jérôme Piquot
2008-02-28 09:59:00 UTC
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Hi

You can use the biztalk server to have your ax servers and sap servers to
communicate automaticly.
--
Regards,

___________________________________________

Jérôme Piquot
Gédimat Wolff-Catenne
6, rue de la Gare
67120 Ernolsheim sur Bruche
FRANCE
___________________________________________
Post by vijay
Thanks Dilip.
but my question is when we use an adapter(assume biztalk adapter). we are
getting an xml file in a given file path right ? instead of this if i want
to send data from ax table to sap database or another ax system how can I
sent it directly ? any idea?
Post by Dilip
Hi Vijay,
AIF supports Inbound and Outbound Exchange via webservices. The 4 types of
a. AIFBizTalkAdapter - supports document exchange with Biztalk Server
b. AIFMSMQAdapter - supports document exchange via MSMQ
c. AIFFileSystemAdapter - asynchronous exchange via file drop
d. AIFWebServiceAdapter - outbound document exchange via webservice
If you want to directly communicate with the business logic in AX, you can
also use .NET Business Connector for AX. In fact, AIF internally communicates
via .NET Business Connector.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa570087.aspx
Hope it helps.
Thanks and Regards,
Dilip
--
http://daxdilip.blogspot.com/
Post by vijay
Hi folks,
Using AIF in ax4.0 how can we integrate different applications like SAP and
ax4.0?
there are four different adapters . when we can use these adapters?
vijay
2008-03-17 06:48:00 UTC
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thanks Jérôme Piquot.
can you please suggest me any document regarding this ?
thanks in advance
vijay
Post by Jérôme Piquot
Hi
You can use the biztalk server to have your ax servers and sap servers to
communicate automaticly.
--
Regards,
___________________________________________
Jérôme Piquot
Gédimat Wolff-Catenne
6, rue de la Gare
67120 Ernolsheim sur Bruche
FRANCE
___________________________________________
Post by vijay
Thanks Dilip.
but my question is when we use an adapter(assume biztalk adapter). we are
getting an xml file in a given file path right ? instead of this if i want
to send data from ax table to sap database or another ax system how can I
sent it directly ? any idea?
Post by Dilip
Hi Vijay,
AIF supports Inbound and Outbound Exchange via webservices. The 4 types of
a. AIFBizTalkAdapter - supports document exchange with Biztalk Server
b. AIFMSMQAdapter - supports document exchange via MSMQ
c. AIFFileSystemAdapter - asynchronous exchange via file drop
d. AIFWebServiceAdapter - outbound document exchange via webservice
If you want to directly communicate with the business logic in AX, you can
also use .NET Business Connector for AX. In fact, AIF internally communicates
via .NET Business Connector.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa570087.aspx
Hope it helps.
Thanks and Regards,
Dilip
--
http://daxdilip.blogspot.com/
Post by vijay
Hi folks,
Using AIF in ax4.0 how can we integrate different applications like SAP and
ax4.0?
there are four different adapters . when we can use these adapters?
Amber
2011-07-12 17:18:32 UTC
Permalink
I've used SSIS for database to database updates.
Post by vijay
Hi folks,
Using AIF in ax4.0 how can we integrate different applications like SAP and
ax4.0?
there are four different adapters . when we can use these adapters?
Post by Dilip
Hi Vijay,
AIF supports Inbound and Outbound Exchange via webservices. The 4 types of
a. AIFBizTalkAdapter - supports document exchange with Biztalk Server
b. AIFMSMQAdapter - supports document exchange via MSMQ
c. AIFFileSystemAdapter - asynchronous exchange via file drop
d. AIFWebServiceAdapter - outbound document exchange via webservice
If you want to directly communicate with the business logic in AX, you can
also use .NET Business Connector for AX. In fact, AIF internally communicates
via .NET Business Connector.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa570087.aspx
Hope it helps.
Thanks and Regards,
Dilip
--
http://daxdilip.blogspot.com/
Post by vijay
Thanks Dilip.
but my question is when we use an adapter(assume biztalk adapter). we are
getting an xml file in a given file path right ? instead of this if i want
to send data from ax table to sap database or another ax system how can I
sent it directly ? any idea?
Post by Dilip
Hi Vijay,
In AX 4.0, there's a new feature called CLR Interopability wherein you can
create your assemblies in .NET and invoke it from within AX. e.g. in your
scenario, you may write a SAP Connector in .NET, then you can invoke this
assembly from AX.
Also, you have COM support wherein you have a COM component which talks with
SAP and for this COM Component, we can generate wrapper classes within AX.
Hope it helps you to move in the right direction.
Thanks and Regards,
Dilip
--
http://daxdilip.blogspot.com/
Post by Jérôme Piquot
Hi
You can use the biztalk server to have your ax servers and sap servers to
communicate automaticly.
--
Regards,
___________________________________________
JérÎme Piquot
Gédimat Wolff-Catenne
6, rue de la Gare
67120 Ernolsheim sur Bruche
FRANCE
___________________________________________
thanks JérÎme Piquot.
can you please suggest me any document regarding this ?
thanks in advance
vijay
Amber
2011-07-12 17:18:50 UTC
Permalink
I've used SSIS for DB to DB updates.
Post by vijay
Hi folks,
Using AIF in ax4.0 how can we integrate different applications like SAP and
ax4.0?
there are four different adapters . when we can use these adapters?
Post by Dilip
Hi Vijay,
AIF supports Inbound and Outbound Exchange via webservices. The 4 types of
a. AIFBizTalkAdapter - supports document exchange with Biztalk Server
b. AIFMSMQAdapter - supports document exchange via MSMQ
c. AIFFileSystemAdapter - asynchronous exchange via file drop
d. AIFWebServiceAdapter - outbound document exchange via webservice
If you want to directly communicate with the business logic in AX, you can
also use .NET Business Connector for AX. In fact, AIF internally communicates
via .NET Business Connector.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa570087.aspx
Hope it helps.
Thanks and Regards,
Dilip
--
http://daxdilip.blogspot.com/
Post by vijay
Thanks Dilip.
but my question is when we use an adapter(assume biztalk adapter). we are
getting an xml file in a given file path right ? instead of this if i want
to send data from ax table to sap database or another ax system how can I
sent it directly ? any idea?
Post by Dilip
Hi Vijay,
In AX 4.0, there's a new feature called CLR Interopability wherein you can
create your assemblies in .NET and invoke it from within AX. e.g. in your
scenario, you may write a SAP Connector in .NET, then you can invoke this
assembly from AX.
Also, you have COM support wherein you have a COM component which talks with
SAP and for this COM Component, we can generate wrapper classes within AX.
Hope it helps you to move in the right direction.
Thanks and Regards,
Dilip
--
http://daxdilip.blogspot.com/
Post by Jérôme Piquot
Hi
You can use the biztalk server to have your ax servers and sap servers to
communicate automaticly.
--
Regards,
___________________________________________
JérÎme Piquot
Gédimat Wolff-Catenne
6, rue de la Gare
67120 Ernolsheim sur Bruche
FRANCE
___________________________________________
thanks JérÎme Piquot.
can you please suggest me any document regarding this ?
thanks in advance
vijay
Post by Amber
I've used SSIS for database to database updates.
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