Its Tools, Wizards and user friendliness belie the technical prowess of XSitePro2.
With the recent release of XSitePro version 2.0, the designers of the software unleashed a host of powerful features.
There are not only many features designed to help users when creating their web sites, but as well there is a host of new technical features that, although possibly not immediately obvious to most users, are working in the background tomake sure that your experience is streamlined.
Just Like a Word Processor Computer users have been working with word processors for years. The most successful examples of these programs are characterized by their ease of use and very small learning curve.
If you are integrating ecommerce web application with Microsoft Great Plains and deploy such integrating SDK as eConnect, then you should know the option to automatically post batches in GP as they are imported from your e-commerce front end
In GP, as you should know the background technology is Great Plains Dexterity with DYNAMICS.DIC where business logic is stored. eConnect itself is imitating Dex business logic in encrypted SQL stored procedures, however you typically can not or discouraged from modifying these SQL stored procs. Alba Spectrum Posting Server deploys Microsoft Dexterity internal logic and so it is simple and at the same time pretty version-proof. Lets come to highlights:
Microsoft Dynamics GP workstation is compatible with Vista, including Vista 64 bit. However if you try to install it on Vista as it is, you will be getting error message: “An error occurred while using the BCP utility — data was not correctly copied to the server.?
Actually all you need to do it to turn off User Account Control in control panel User Accounts. Then just launch GP installation and follow the wizard. We will be assuming here that you are installing GP version 10.0, which is the latest one at the time of writing this news ? May 2008. Let’s review installation and modification in relation to Vista and 64 bit Windows server and SQL Server 2005: