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http://www.microsoft.com/info/copyright.htm! Working with CLR Exceptions in Dynamics AX X++ code ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ EMEADAXSupportJuly 22, 20103 0 0 0 Did you sometimes face the following generic error messages and wondered what they mean? object clrobject could not be created dynamics ax Object ‘CLRObject' could not be created ClrObject static method invocation error Those error
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messages mean that you are working with .NET Framework objects and that in those an Exception (a CLR Exception) was raised
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that was not handled in the layer of the .NET Framework itself and was passed by to Dynamics AX. In the first case the CLR Exception occurred before the CLR Object could be created
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(e. g. when executing the Constructor of the CLR Object) and in the second case the CLR Exception occurred while executing a static method. Unfortunately the general error message is not so helpful, but fortunately CLR Exceptions usually contain a lot of interesting information like an exact error message and even can include nested Exceptions. But the question left is: How you can access this information? The first thing enable the hot-swapping of assemblies for each development session you need to do is finding out at which line of code the Exception is triggered. While usually double clicking in the InfoLog shows you the exact line of X++ code the error was triggered this might fail in this situation. In this case you can follow the steps outlined the existing post Tips & Tricks around debugging X++ code in Dynamics AX (Section: How can I see the call stack that resulted in a X++ exception?) to find the line of X++ code resulting in the CLR Exception. When you know what code block causes the issue the next thing you need to do is adding a X++ try-catch block around it and catch the type Exception::CLRError. Inside the catch block you can access the captured CLR exception by calling CLRInterop::getLastException(). If you just want to see what was going wrong without any nice formatting you just can call the ToString() method and show the result in another InfoLog message. Below you find a small X++ job that raises a CLRException by intention and catches it afterwards: static void RaiseCLRException(Args _args) { ; //Necessary if executed on the AOS new InteropPermission(InteropKind::ClrInterop).assert(); try { //This will cau
Date Varry Date 2014-1-13 5:09 PM Replies 9 replies Answers 2 answers Subscribers 346 subscribers Views 4470 views Exception CLR ax 2009 clrobject error Interop AX 2012 Transaction Share More Cancel Click here to login object clr object could not be created in ax 2012 or become a member to ask questions and reply in our fourms. Catch CLR errors Hi, I x++ try catch am trying to catch CLR error. But nothing comes to my catch block when I debug code on server. But When the code is run on client https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/emeadaxsupport/2010/07/22/working-with-clr-exceptions-in-dynamics-ax-x-code/ and debugged, I can catch the error. As I am trying to catch the CLR errors and report them in my batch job. Thanks, Varry Varry Cancel Reply All Responses Answers Only Martin Dráb 0 2014-1-13 7:02 PM What's your version of AX? If AX2012, is the code on server running as X++ or https://dynamicsuser.net/ax/f/developers/71893/catch-clr-errors CIL? Can you confirm that you can catch X++ errors without troubles even on server? Martin Dráb | Blog Martin Dráb 0 2014-1-13 7:04 PM In reply to Martin Dráb: And can you show us your code so we can try to reproduce the problem? Martin Dráb | Blog Varry 0 2014-1-14 9:55 AM In reply to Martin Dráb: Hi Martin, I am using AX 2012. I can catch error defined But not CLR for my following code. Basically i am passing sid from userinfo table as parameter and trying to disable AD account. My server account has not got enough permissions to disable AD. So I want to catch that error which is "System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Access is denied". The error is seen in the batch job log." public void disableADAcc(Sid ADsid){ System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement.PrincipalContext p; System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement.UserPrincipal u; System.Exception ex; Set permissionSet; Exception exception; str message; ; try { // permissionSet = new Set(Types::Class); // permissionSet.add(new InteropPermission(InteropKind::ClrInterop)); //CodeAccessPermission::assertMultiple(permissionSet); p = new System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement.PrincipalContext(System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement.ContextType::Domain); u = System.DirectoryServices.AccountMa
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