Dialogs are a way to present users with a simple input form. They are commonly used for small user tasks, such as filling in report values, running batch jobs, and presenting only the most important fields to the user when creating a new record. Dialogs are normally created from X++ code without storing the actual layout in the AOT.
The application class called Dialog is used to build dialogs. Other application classes, such as DialogField, DialogGroup, and DialogTabPage, are used to create dialog controls. The easiest way to create dialogs is to use the RunBase framework. This is because the framework provides a set of predefined methods, which make the creation and handling of the dialog well-structured, as opposed to having all the code in a single place.
In this example, we will demonstrate how to build a dialog from code using...
