xalwin.cmd

Hi

How can we view the functions and others codes written in XAL windows 
versions which can be opened by xalwin.cmd ?

Is there any documents available about the similarity and improvements in Ax 
compared to XAL programming?

Thanks & Regards

Hi, Pradeep,

the eXtended Application Language (XAL) uses a completely different syntax 
than the Java compatible syntax, which Dynamics AX is using. The main 
similarity are the function names of XAL, which can be used in AX, several 
table names and several ENUM names and options.

For this reason, no documents have been provided about the improvements of 
Dynamics AX, compared to Microsoft XAL.

Kind regards
Hannsjörg Zdarsky
Software Design Engineer
Microsoft Deutschland GmbH


"Pradeep M V" wrote:

> Hi
> 
> How can we view the functions and others codes written in XAL windows 
> versions which can be opened by xalwin.cmd ?
> 
> Is there any documents available about the similarity and improvements in
Ax 
> compared to XAL programming?
> 
> Thanks & Regards

Thank you Hannsjörg Zdarsky 

How can we view the functions and others codes written in XAL windows  
versions which can be opened by xalwin.cmd ? Is there any tool be installed 
for same?

Regards

Pradeep

"Hannsjörg Zdarsky (Microsoft)" wrote:

> Hi, Pradeep,
> 
> the eXtended Application Language (XAL) uses a completely different syntax

> than the Java compatible syntax, which Dynamics AX is using. The main 
> similarity are the function names of XAL, which can be used in AX, several

> table names and several ENUM names and options.
> 
> For this reason, no documents have been provided about the improvements of

> Dynamics AX, compared to Microsoft XAL.
> 
> Kind regards
> Hannsjörg Zdarsky
> Software Design Engineer
> Microsoft Deutschland GmbH
> 
> 
> "Pradeep M V" wrote:
> 
> > Hi
> > 
> > How can we view the functions and others codes written in XAL windows

> > versions which can be opened by xalwin.cmd ?
> > 
> > Is there any documents available about the similarity and improvements
in Ax 
> > compared to XAL programming?
> > 
> > Thanks & Regards