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Sometimes it is necessary to call an external process to perform tasks outside of Sage X3. This post will outline pulling data from a 3rd party, and populating a custom table in X3 by calling a .Net executable from X3 4GL code. The process will be .
Continue readingCalling a Sage X3 Subprogram From asp.net This is the final part of a 5 part series on creating and consuming Sage X3 Web Services. This post will focus on calling an X3 subprogram that has been exposed as a web service. To browse other posts in the .
Continue readingCalling a Sage X3 Object From ASP.NET This is part 4 of a 5 part series on creating and consuming web services for Sage X3. This post will focus on calling an Sage X3 Object from ASP.NET that has been exposed as a web service. To review previous .
Continue readingTesting Web Services This is part 3 of a 5 part series on creating and consuming web services for Sage X3. This part will focus on testing web services. To browse other posts in the series, click any of the links below: Day 1 – Setting up X3 Web .
Continue readingCreating Web Services This is Part 2 of a 5 part series on creating and consuming web services for Sage X3. This part will focus on creating web services. In Part 1 we discussed setup of Sage X3 Web Services. To browse other posts in the series, .
Continue readingSetting Up Web Services Web services can be useful in providing real-time interfaces between any ERP System and an external 3rd party or custom application. Sage ERP X3 Web Services can be used to expose custom or existing Sage ERP X3 objects and .
Continue readingIn an attempt to get a better understanding of Sage ERP X3 Web Services, inlcuding X3 Web Channels and X3 Java Bridge Library, I found some useful information in the Sage ERP X3 Configurator, basically the price list. I thought I would share my .
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