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This chapter demonstrated five methods provided by the DOM: getElementById getElementsByTagName getElementsByClassName getAttribute setAttribute These five methods will be the cornerstones for many of the DOM scripts you re going to write. The DOM offers many more methods and properties. There s nodeName, nodeValue, childNodes, nextSibling, and parentNode to name just a few. I ll explain each one in turn as and when they re needed. I m mentioning them now just to whet your appetite. You ve read through a lot of theory in this chapter. I hope by now you re itching to test the power of the DOM using something other than alert boxes. It s high time we applied the DOM to a case study. In the next chapter, we ll build a JavaScript image gallery using the DOM methods introduced in this chapter.

We hope this chapter has given you some insight into the reporting capabilities within Axapta. The OLAP or Business Analysis feature is very powerful and very easy to use. In fact, many users walk away from standard flat reporting because this functionality is so powerful and easy to use. The Auto-Report Wizard is a very easy tool for most end users, and the Report Wizard can save an advanced user from calling a developer. Most developers, however, will continue to create their reports using the standard methods available in the AOT since they provide more options for report layout and calculations. Whichever methods you choose for reporting, this chapter will help get you started. The Axapta 3.0 CD offers no assistance for the reporting and business analysis functionality covered in this chapter. Your best bet for more information is to try the online help. The Axapta 3.0 CD does contain the following guides for the Balanced Scorecard module, which is outside the scope of this book. AX-300-USG-019-v01.00-ENUS.pdf: Getting Started with Balanced Scorecard AX-300-USG-015-v01.00-ENUS.pdf: User s Guide for Balanced Scorecard

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Now it s time to fill in the test code, using the generated comments as guidance. Of course, this is where TDD pretty much begins; however, it s the last step in DDT, the slam-dunk having spent sufficient time lining up the shot. As you ll see in a moment, this step is the easy part because all of the hard design thinking has already been done (and the design modeling is most effective when done as a collaborative effort by the team). Let s start with the PopulateAccountFromXmlTest unit test class, as it s fresh in our minds. We ll start with the default run scenario (aka basic course): public class PopulateAccountFromXmlTest { private Account account; @Before public void setUp() throws Exception{ account = new Account(); } @After public void tearDown() throws Exception{ account = null; } /** * A normal, expected XML document is passed in. * * @input see separate file - tests/resources/NormalAccount.xml * @AcceptanceCriteria Each field in Account is populated from the expected XML element. */ @Test public void defaultRunScenario() throws Exception{ String userXml = loadFile("tests/resources/NormalAccount.xml"); account.populateFrom(userXml); assertEquals("jsmith", account.getUsername()); assertEquals("John", account.getFirstName()); assertEquals("Smith", account.getLastName()); } // . . .

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