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MorphX Development Projects

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Applies To: Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Feature Pack, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012

A project is a subset of the Application Object Tree (AOT) that allows you to group the application objects you are currently working on. Everything that you create, delete, or modify in your project is automatically created, deleted, or modified in the AOT.

A project is either private or shared. Private projects are only available to the user who created them. Shared projects are available to all users and can be used as a tool for work groups to manage their work. A number of shared projects are supplied with your Microsoft Dynamics AX installation.

The advantages of using projects include:

  • They provide an overview of the application objects you are currently working on.

  • Changes made in the project are automatically reflected in the AOT. Similarly, if changes are made to an object in the AOT, these changes are reflected in any project that the object exists in.

  • You can group application objects in different ways within a project, for example, by the user or by the team responsible for the object.

  • Projects can be generated automatically by using the project filter or the properties of the project group.

  • The project remembers the state you last left it in: which windows were open, which branches were expanded, and so on. This state is saved separately for each individual user.

  • You can compile and save all objects within a project in one operation.

Note

If you are using version control in Microsoft Dynamics AX, you must check out the project to make changes to it. You must check out an object that is in the project before you can update the object.

In This Section

How to: Open a MorphX Development Project

How to: Create a MorphX Development Project

How to: Use the Project Filter

Working with MorphX Development Projects

How to: Create New MorphX Development Project Types

Customizing the Resource Scheduling Engine

Walkthrough: Adding Fixed Lead Time to a Resource Schedule

See also

Microsoft Dynamics AX IDE

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