This post is part of the Hands On with Microsoft Dynamics GP October 2019 Release series where I am going hands on with the new version of Microsoft Dynamics GP. With Integration Manager installed there is one last thing which you need to do, and that is run it as administrator and enter the registration key.
Find Integration Manager on the Windows Start menu and right click and select Run as Administrator. When it starts, click the Register Now button:
This post is part of the Hands On with Microsoft Dynamics GP October 2019 Release series where I am going hands on with the new version of Microsoft Dynamics GP. Integration Manager is installed from the installation media.
To install it, launch the Setup utility and, under the Additional Products heading, select Integration Manager:
This post is part of the Hands On with Microsoft Dynamics GP October 2019 Release series where I am going hands on with the new version of Microsoft Dynamics GP. In this post, I’m going to take a quick look at the prerequisites for Integration Manager.
Integration Manager has two adaptors available for integrating data into Microsoft Dynamics GP.
The first adaptor is the Microsoft Dynamics GP one which requires you to have the Dynamics GP client open and logged into the company into which you want to integrate data.
The second adaptor is the eConnect one; this requires eConnect to be installed, although it doesn’t need the Incomging/Outgoing queues installed within eConnect which is different to the earlier post on installing eConnect; it also does not require Dynamics GP installed.
This post is part of the Hands On with Microsoft Dynamics GP October 2019 Release series where I am going hands on with the new version of Microsoft Dynamics GP. With eConnect installed, we can now configure the Incoming Queue; I always do this as I have a number of clients using eConnect in this mode.
As the configuration required hasn’t changed, I’m going to link back to the three posts I did when Dynamics GP 2018 RTM was released:
This post is part of the sub-series on Translating a ClassicPress plugin with GlotPress which is part of the Translating a ClassicPress plugin with GlotPress series.
Once you have translation sets created for your plugins or themes, you will, at some point, need to download them. You can do this one at a time or in bulk depending on why you’re downloading them; if downloading to make a new version package, you can do the bulk download, or a user can do a single download to get a new translation which isn’t part of the current released package.
To download a single translation set, open the project, drill into the required translation set and scroll to the bottom of the page. Click the Export button to download the translation set:
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If translations have been created outside of GlotPress, perhaps by a user of your plugin, they can be imported into GlotPress. Do this by opening the project, selecting the translation set you want to update and then clicking Import Translations.
Choose your file to import, set the Format and click Import:
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GlotPress allows plugins or themes to be translated into many different languages. To translate the text, you need to create a new translation set. TO do this, open the project, expand the project actions and select New Translation Set:
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This post is part of the Hands On with Microsoft Dynamics GP October 2019 Release series where I am going hands on with the new version of Microsoft Dynamics GP. With the eConnect prerequisites installed, we can now move onto installing eConnect.
Do this by launching the Setup utility from the installation media and, under the Additional Products heading, select eConnect:
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This post is part of the sub-series on Translating a ClassicPress plugin with GlotPress which is part of the Translating a ClassicPress plugin with GlotPress series.
With the project created, the template file can be imported. Load the project and expand the Project axctions; click Import Originals:
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This post is part of the Hands On with Microsoft Dynamics GP October 2019 Release series where I am going hands on with the new version of Microsoft Dynamics GP. One of the main integration tools used with Microsoft Dynamics GP is eConnect; however, before eConnect can be installed, there are two prerequisites which need to be installed.
I’ve posted about these prerequisites before, so I’ll link back to the original posts; the version of Windows Server may have changed, but the process is the same.
The first prerequisite, is to set the service account as a local administrator on the server. Without doing this, the eConnect services will not start correctly.
Secondly, you need to install the MSMQ Triggers Windows feature. Without this, the Incomging/Outgoing eConnect queues cannot be installed.
Once these two prerequisites are met, you’ll be ready to install eConnect on the server.