Classes in assemblies that are managed by the common language runtime (CLR) can be accessed in X++ code. This feature of Microsoft Dynamics AX is called common language runtime (CLR) interoperability, or CLR interop.
The CLR interop feature works only in the direction from X++ calling into CLR managed assemblies. It does not support calling X++ classes from a CLR managed assembly.
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For information about calling X++ classes from a CLR managed assembly, see .NET Business Connector Overview. |
CLR interop is useful when you want your X++ code to access the functionalities in a CLR managed assembly. This includes assemblies that are installed with the .NET Framework, and any assemblies that you create with a language such as C# or Visual Basic.NET.
- How to: Access Static and Instance Members of .NET Framework Classes
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- How to: Marshal Between X++ and CLR Primitive Types
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- Operators for CLR Primitive Types
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- How to: Substitute Primitive Parameter Types Between the CLR and X++
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- How to: Compile and Run X++ that Calls CLR Managed Assemblies
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- CLR Interop Issues Across Tiers
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