Axapta interacting with 3rd party program

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Hi there,

I need some assistance about communicating with Axapta, or at least the MSSQL db used behind...
I'm not any Axapta (Microsoft AX) expert, so gotta need some advices

The Case:
I got a program written in C#, connecting with a MSSQL database. This program is used to store customer information, and business transactions when customers call our call center for help.
Now, they want the system to interact with the Axapta part (atm there is a person manually making the new debitors in AX - Dummy work). What is needed is, somehow a solution to make this debitor on the Axapta db automatically, when you make a new customer in the C# written 3rdparty program..

Is it possible? And how to get started? Does AX provide an API for webservices, or any other ideas? At this standing point, I don't have any huge insight of how AX working, so hope there is some of you guys who can get me started.

Posted 27-Jan-10 3:54am

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Douglas Troy · Answer 1 · 2010-01-27T06:24:00

I'm going to be completely up front here: I know absolutely nothing about Microsoft AX, however, I went to the MSDN and looked it up, and found this:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa886351.aspx[^]

There is a link in there to get a developer SDK, there's documentation, etc...

Perhaps that will get you started...