D365FO X++ Training March 24-28 2025

Dynamics Edge offers Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations X++ Training for D365FO developers through our Microsoft MB-500 Training March 2025 dates and through there registration is available right now for our start date of March 24 2025 and end date of March 28, 2025 with training delivered and attendable from anywhere in the world live virtually on each day from 9AM CST to 4PM CST.

In Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations (D365FO), understanding key frameworks and models is so essential for optimizing system your performance and customization abilities and potential. NOTE: anything below is only a courtesy free Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations developer X++ training overview and general reference only – information here is subject to be at general level only and should not be used for any production or critical operations. Much information here is only in general sense only, may be missing critical or key steps and other important information, and may not be the full picture so it means it is probably not accurate enough to be used by itself. For hands on practice and more reliable information on how to do this beyond the limited scope of this free training guide, (which is only intended for reference only, please do not use anything on this page by itself as the only instructions to touch any of your production stuff, if you do then you’re solely responsible for any damage you may cause) attending our MB-500 training is probably the better idea for you.

Overview of Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations (D365FO) MB-500 X++ Training March 2025

Two components of importance are the SysOperation framework and the Application Object Tree (AOT) models. The SysOperation framework facilitates your efficient execution of your operations. That especially applies to those which may be requiring batch processing. AOT models are more the foundational structures that can organize your system elements.

What is the SysOperation Framework in D365FO?

The SysOperation framework in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations is designed to support your execution of operations in both synchronous and asynchronous modes. That enhances your system’s ability to handle your really long-running processes without making problems for your user interaction. It actually replaces the older RunBaseBatch framework and RunBase framwork, offering you a much more robust and better flexible approach to your batch processing.​

SysOperation: This ends up being the core of the whole framework, enabling developers like you to start writing your application logic that can run on your operations asynchronously. This can really help with  improving your own user experience by not blocking on your user interface during your long-running processes. ​

SysOperation framework: This provides a structured way for you to start separating the data contract, service, and controller classes, on your D365FO X++ training March 2025 setup so it promotes a real clean architecture on your end and easier maintenance for you! ​ To find out more about how it might do this, you should consider enrolling in our Microsoft MB-500 training for more information and specific details how this works.

SysOperationSandbox: This key component allows your operations to run in a separate session altogether asynchronously. It supports displaying a progress bar to inform users like you about how the operation’s going. It means that your user interface can remain real responsive so your users even have the option to cancel the whole thing at simple press of a button if needed. ​

SysOperationSandbox framework: Leveraging the D365FO SysOperationSandbox framework means that developers like you can end up executing your long-running processes in some more isolated sessions. This can end up helping you to prevent your whole main user interface from freezing up and it can start allowing for much better resource management for your scenarios. ​

What are the Application Object Tree (AOT) Models in D365FO?

AOT models are so essential for organizing and managing your D365FO. They can define the structure and even the behavior of your system’s components for better customization and extension.​

D365FO AOT models: These models group your elements like your metadata and source files. Your distributable software solutions essentially, which support customization and extension of your existing D365FO functionalities. D365FO stands for Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations.

D365FO ApplicationCommon: This model ApplicationCommon can contain common application elements that are used across multiple D365FO modules. They provide a very centralized repository for your shared components. ​

D365FO ApplicationFoundation: As the foundation for application modules, this model can include many elements that really define the basic behavior and even the structure of your application for better consistency and standardization. ​

D365FO ApplicationPlatform: This model is for the platform-specific elements. That is usually including the framework and tools needed for your application to function, which is supporting the whole underlying infrastructure of your D365FO. ​

D365FO ApplicationSuite: Containing the core business modules such as your finance, supply chain, and human resources. The model usually represents the whole suite of applications available in your D365FO. ​

D365FO Directory: This kind of model  may tend to manage your directory services,. That can be handling your elements related to your organizational structures, your users, your roles. They can support your security and access control.

A real good understanding of these frameworks and models is so important for your developers and system administrators to customize and optimize your D365FO as effectively as possible. Making the most of D365FO SysOperation framework means more efficient batch processing and even improved user experience. AOT models can provide you with a more structured approach when it comes to organizing and managing your system components.​

For a more practical understanding of developing batch processes using the SysOperation framework, you might want to attend our MB-500 training