AX Client - Compile X++ Compiles X++ of an AX 2009/2012 environment

AX Client - Compile X++
AX Client - Compile X++
Topic Work with AX client (AX 2009/2012)
Description Compiles X++ of an AX 2009/2012 environment
Category Build
Special features
  • Run options:
    • Classic (uses startupCmd)
    • Direct (uses Autorun file)
    • Batch (add to existing Autorun file and execute later)
  • Set reference update mode (optional)
  • Set max wait time (optional)
Microsoft documentation https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd309589.aspx
Parameter: XReference update mode
Description Should the cross references be updated? Possible values are "Auto", "Update", "Do not update". The option "Auto" will use the current client cross reference update setting.
Type Picklist
Required True
Default value Auto
Parameter: Run mode
Description How should the step be executed? Possible values are "Direct", "Classic" or "Batch". The option "Direct" will create and use an autorun file to execute the build step. The option "Classic" will use "StartupCmd" and the option "Batch" adds the build step to an existing autorun file. To execute the existing autorun file use the Build step "AX Client - Execute autorun xml file". To create an empty autorun file use the Build step "AX Client - Create empty autorun xml file".
Type Picklist
Required True
Default value Direct
Parameter: Client config file path (.axc)
Description The file path of the client configuration file.
Type File path
Required True
Default value
Dependency Only visible if Run mode is not "Batch"
Example value $/Microsoft Dynamics AX (Test)/Client.axc
Parameter: Log file path (*.log)
Description The file path to save the log file to.
Type File path
Required True
Default value
Dependency Only visible if Run mode is "Direct"
Example value $/Microsoft Dynamics AX (Test)/MyAutorunLogFile.log
Parameter: Max wait time (min)
Description The number of minutes to wait before failing the step.
Type Integer
Required False
Default value 120
Dependency Only visible if Run mode is not "Batch"
Parameter: AutoRun file path (*.xml)
Description The autorun file to append the build step to.
Type File path
Required True
Default value
Dependency Only visible if Run mode is "Batch"

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