for Microsoft Dynamics AX. You can use the .NET Business Connector to build
software applications that can be integrated with Microsoft Dynamics AX, and
consider it as a Microsoft Dynamics AX client that does not have a user
interface. You can use the .NET Business Connector to access the same X++
code, business logic, and security model that are available to the Microsoft
Dynamics AX client. The .NET Business Connector contains a kernel that is used
to interpret and execute code, and provides a run-time environment for
interacting with elements in the Application Object Tree (AOT).
During execution, applications that are created by using the .NET Framework are
managed by the common language runtime (CLR). These applications are called
managed applications. The .NET Business Connector enables these managed
applications to interact with instances of an Application Object Server (AOS) by
providing a set of .NET managed classes. These .NET managed classes, in turn,
enable access to X++ classes in Microsoft Dynamics AX.
By default, the .NET Business Connector is installed together with the
Application Integration Framework (AIF). However, the .NET Business
Connector can also be installed as a stand-alone component and used to develop
third-party applications that can be integrated with Microsoft Dynamics AX.
The following figure illustrates the Business Connector architecture.
Regards,
Hossein Karimi
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