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The goal of this chapter will be to introduce you to the five daily forms and some of the functionality they offer. The CRM-series modules are very powerful and offer a variety of features and functionality that almost every business using Axapta can utilize. The CRM modules are heavily integrated into other Axapta modules and functionality such as sales orders, customer statistics, document handling, and questionnaires. In addition, the CRM functionality can be linked with a Telephone Application Programming Interface (TAPI) compliant phone system and can synchronize task and calendar information with Microsoft Outlook.

Note As you move through this module you may notice that although many forms, processes, and information are heavily integrated with other modules in Axapta, the integration doesn t appear as seamless as you may expect. Neither Damgaard, nor Navision, nor Microsoft developed these modules originally; they were created by a VAR and later purchased by Navision (prior to the Microsoft acquisition). This is not to say that these modules are not worthwhile and useful; this is just an informational note, since you may notice a disconnect within these modules. It is rumored that these modules will have much tighter integration in Axapta 4.0.

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var count = 1; while (count < 11) { alert (count); count++; } Let s take a closer look at this code. We began by creating a numeric variable, count, containing the value one. Then we created a while loop with the condition that the loop should repeat as long as the value of count is less than eleven. Inside the loop itself, the value of count is incremented by one using the ++ operator. The loop will execute ten times. In your web browser, you will see an annoying alert dialog box flash up ten times. After the loop has been executed, the value of count will be eleven. It s important that something happens within the while loop that will affect the test condition. In this case, we increase the value of count within the while loop. This results in the condition evaluating to false after ten loops. If we didn t increase the value of the count variable, the while loop would execute forever.

While you don t have to use vendor-specific tools to follow DDT, we d recommend that you take a look at Sparx Systems Agile/ICONIX add-in for their UML modeling tool, Enterprise Architect (EA). We use EA extensively in this book. The Agile/ICONIX add-in requires at least EA 7.5, available from www.sparxsystems.com. EA itself is reasonably priced; there s also a 30-day trial version if you want to give it a go. You can find more information about both EA and the Agile/ICONIX add-in at www.iconixsw.com. Simply follow the links, and then download and run the add-in installer to install the add-in into your copy of EA.

The setup of CRM is, obviously, very dependent on the modules you ve purchased. By now you should know that no matter which modules you have purchased, the Parameters form is always the most important of the setup forms. In CRM, the Parameters form is located at CRM Setup CRM Parameters CRM Parameters. You will also notice an Employee Option form in this folder. The form lets you link your user IDs to your employee names. This is the same linking that was discussed in 6. In addition, the Employee Option form can be used to specify each employee s Outlook synchronization setup. The setup of Outlook synchronization can vary depending on your organization s Active Directory and Exchange setup. This topic is not discussed in this chapter.

As you saw in the previous chapter, TDD is generally used in conjunction with XP-style user stories rather than functional requirements and use cases. TDD and use cases are not incompatible: in fact, TDDers should be able to use a lot from this book, which follows a use case driven process. One big differentiator between the two approaches is that ICONIX/DDT separates user stories into active voice use cases, which describe user interactions with the system, and passive voice requirements, which specify what the customer wants the system to do. There s quite a significant benefit from treating these two kinds of stories differently, as you ll see shortly. Let s consider a simple Login use case, which satisfies the three requirements shown in Figure 3 1.

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