HOW TO GET DAY OF THE WEEK IN MICROSOFT DYNAMICS AX

HOW TO CONSUME EXTERNAL WEBSERVICES 

IN MICROSOFT DYNAMICS AX 

Firstly add a service reference and then use that service reference in the below code to consume the web services.

// This job uses an external service to run a Bing search 
// The search string is “Dynamics AX” 
static void CallBingService(Args _args) 
{ 
// Replace the string [YOUR_BING_APPID] with your Application ID.
#define.AppId([YOUR_BING_APPID])

// This is the variable for the service client. 
ClrObject clientType; 

// This is the variable for the service client type. 
BingSearch.ServiceReferences.BingV2ServiceReference.BingPortTypeClient _client;

// These are the variables for web query objects. 
BingSearch.ServiceReferences.BingV2ServiceReference.SearchRequest request; 
BingSearch.ServiceReferences.BingV2ServiceReference.SourceType[] sourceTypes; 
BingSearch.ServiceReferences.BingV2ServiceReference.SearchResponse response; 
BingSearch.ServiceReferences.BingV2ServiceReference.WebResponse webResponse; 
BingSearch.ServiceReferences.BingV2ServiceReference.WebResult[] webResults; 
BingSearch.ServiceReferences.BingV2ServiceReference.WebResult webResult;
int integer; 
str string; 
System.Exception ex; 
new InteropPermission(InteropKind::ClrInterop).assert();

// Use a try/catch block to catch errors immediately as CLR exceptions in the job.
   try 
   { 
       //Construct and configure the service client by retrieving the X++ type for the service and using the AifUtil class/

         // Retrieve the X++ type for the Bing service client object. 
       clientType = CLRInterop::getType("BingSearch.ServiceReferences.BingV2ServiceReference.BingPortTypeClient"); 

         // Use the AifUtil class to create an instance of the service client object. 
       _client = AifUtil::CreateServiceClient(clientType); 

       // Create the search request. 
       request = new BingSearch.ServiceReferences.BingV2ServiceReference.SearchRequest(); 
       request.set_AppId(#AppId); 

       // Note the search request string is “Dynamics AX”
       request.set_Query("Dynamics AX"); 
       sourceTypes = new BingSearch.ServiceReferences.BingV2ServiceReference.SourceType[1](); 
       sourceTypes.SetValue(BingSearch.ServiceReferences.BingV2ServiceReference.SourceType::Web, 0); 
       request.set_Sources(sourceTypes);

       // Configure the response for output.
       response = _client.Search(request); 
       webResponse = response.get_Web(); 

       // Get the search results. 
       webResults = webResponse.get_Results(); 
       webResult = webResults.GetValue(0); 

       // Display the first result in the InfoLog. 
       integer = webResponse.get_Total(); 
       info(strFmt("%1 total web results.", integer)); 
       integer = webResults.get_Count(); 
       info(strFmt("%1 results in response.", integer)); 
       info(""); 
       info("First result:"); 
       string = webResult.get_Title(); 
       info(strFmt("Title: %1", string)); 
       string = webResult.get_Description(); 
       info(strFmt("Description: %1", string)); 
       string = webResult.get_Url(); 
       info(strFmt("Url: %1", string)); 
   } 
   // Catch any exceptions.
   catch(Exception::CLRError) 
   {
     // Handle the exception and display message in the InfoLog.
     ex = CLRInterop::getLastException(); 
     info(ex.ToString()); 
   } 
}