Introduction: From the version 10.0.10 Platform update 34, Microsoft has added a new feature Message::AddAction() which is shown in the message bar.  Details: Message API associated with display or action menu items, which is visualized as a hyperlink/link button.  It is linked with a single record at a time, called single action. In below taken example, we will show sales order is navigated to the form SalesTable from the message bar. For testing it, we’ll create the runnable class also know as job in AX 2012.  class CFSMessageAPI { public static void main(Args _args) { SalesTable salesTable = SalesTable::find(‘SH-000121′); MenuItemMessageAction actionData = new MenuItemMessageAction(); actionData.MenuItemName(menuItemDisplayStr(SalesTable)); actionData.TableName(tableStr(SalesTable)); actionData.RecId(salesTable.RecId); str jsonData = FormJsonSerializer::serializeClass(actionData); int64 messageId = Message::AddAction(MessageSeverity::Informational, “Sales order details”, salesTable.customerName(), MessageActionType::DisplayMenuItem, jsonData); } } Let’s see how it works,  In my case it’s showing Mitchell. Click on the link.  After clicking on the action link, it is navigated to the sales order record form as shown in the above link.  Hurray, How pretty feature is released !!! Conclusion: In above example, we have seen how Message API is routed to the record. Thanks for reading !!!

Introduction: In this blog, we will see how to get response from Rest Api through GET call Solution:  Consisting of basic authentication, we will pass username and password in byteStr and for the endpoint we will put it in url in below code. class CFSJSTestRestAPI { public static void main(Args _args) { int find; str url,aosUri,activeDirectoryTenant; str activeDirectoryClientAppId; str activeDirectoryClientAppSecret; str postData,activeDirectoryResource; str aadClientAppSecret,oAuthHeader; str returnValue,jsonString,jsondszstr; System.Net.HttpWebRequest request; System.Net.HttpWebResponse response; System.Byte[] byteArray; System.IO.Stream dataStream; System.IO.StreamReader streamRead; System.IO.StreamWriter streamWrite; System.Net.ServicePoint servicePoint; System.Net.ServicePointManager servicePointmgr; System.Net.HttpVersion version; CLRObject clrObj; Newtonsoft.Json.JsonReader reader; System.Text.Encoding utf8; Counter countCounter; Object obj; Map data; System.Byte[] byteArraynew; System.Net.WebHeaderCollection headers = new System.Net.WebHeaderCollection(); new InteropPermission(InteropKind::ClrInterop).assert(); str byteStr = strfmt(‘%1:%2’, “USERNAME”, “PASSWORD”); headers = new System.Net.WebHeaderCollection(); url = “http://dummy.restapiexample.com/api/v1/employees”; clrObj = System.Net.WebRequest::Create(url); request = clrObj; request.set_Method(“GET”); request.set_KeepAlive(true); request.set_ContentType(“application/json”); utf8 = System.Text.Encoding::get_UTF8(); byteArraynew = utf8.GetBytes(byteStr); byteStr = System.Convert::ToBase64String(byteArraynew); headers.Add(“Authorization”, ‘Basic ‘ + byteStr); request.set_Headers(headers); servicePoint = request.get_ServicePoint(); System.Net.ServicePointManager::set_Expect100Continue(false); System.Net.ServicePointManager::set_SecurityProtocol(System.Net.SecurityProtocolType::Tls12); response = request.GetResponse(); dataStream = response.GetResponseStream(); streamRead = new System.IO.StreamReader(dataStream); jsonString = streamRead.ReadToEnd(); info(strFmt(“RESPONSE: %1”,jsonString)); dataStream.Close(); response.Close(); } } Thanks for reading !!!