We have an integration between Axapta 3.0 and AbleCommerce which is
currently running 9 different production sites. We've implemented a
queue system into AbleCommerce so that it attempts to perform all
actions in realtime but can queue the requests if Axapta is
unavailable for any reason. This gives us a full separation between
Axapta and AbleCommerce. You can configure individual transactions
to require an immediate response from Axapta, to prefer an immediate
resonse from Axapta or to always be queued. We've been working with
AbleCommerce and Axapta for the past 5 years.
The system is implemented using a Windows service that wraps around
the Axapta COM connector. Requests are sent using standard internet
protocols and can be in either XML format or basic data types such as
strings, numeric, arrays, structs, etc. The communications can also
utilize (automatic) gZip compression to further improve performance.
The system is designed specifically so that the customer can leave
their Axapta system on-site and have their AbleCommerce running in an
external data center (although AbleCommerce could be on-site too).
We also have an additional piece that can be added to Axapta to allow
Axapta to communicate changes back to the AbleCommerce server. The
same technology can easily be used to establish bi-directional Axapta
to Axapta communciations.
Finally, we've build an integration with the MBSDev Advanced
Distribution product (http://www.mbsdev.com).
Please let me know if you would like further information...
Best Regards,
Michael J. Dyer
Managing Partner
DigitalEra Group LLC / Digital Enhancements LLC
Gateway Technology Park
4931 SW 75th Avenue
Miami, FL 33155-4440
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--- In development-axapta@yahoogroups.com, "mr_grac"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
> i found this group with great luck, lol anyway lets see its
> strength...
> i am working on integrating a Online Shopping Cart with Axapta
> although
> it comes with a built in one ... but the one thats there exports a
> flat
> asp website .... while i am using a asp.net based shopping cart
(Able
> Commerce Specifically)
> although i am directly interacting with the sqlserver to retreieve
> the
> data such as products and categories.... but i am not willing to
put
> data in axapta directly threw the sql server. now i wanna know how
to
> go about using a webservices to insert data using x++ and
morphx ...
> considering that i dont know the abc of either x++ or MorphX!
> also the major issue that is i dont know the clients database
> structure .... i mean the relations diagram or anything .... i am
> using the debugger in axapta to find out what tables are affected
by
> a event and then apply hit and trial to find out the relations....
> this is a BAD Way of going about it !
> Please Help!
>
> - Thanks
>
> Gunish
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