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Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 White Paper: Choosing a Development Tool

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  • Version: 11.0
  • Category: Document
  • Language: English

This white paper includes a detailed description of each development tool that you can use to create integrations to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010.

  • Several development tools are available that can be used to create integrations with Microsoft Dynamics GP. This document includes a detailed description of each tool, which you can use along with the comparison charts in the document to decide which tool is best for a specific integration. This document discusses the following topics:
    • Factors to consider when choosing a development tool
    • The Microsoft Dynamics GP software development kit (SDK)
    • A tools reference that provides a detailed description about each tool – Dexterity, Modifier with VBA, Visual Studio Tools for Microsoft Dynamics GP, Continuum, eConnect, Web Services for Microsoft Dynamics GP, Integration Manager, Extender, and ODBC
    • Comparison charts of the tools used for user interface integrations and database integrations

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Operating Systems: Windows 7, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, Windows Vista, Windows XP

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