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AX 2012 R2 and TFS online

Just today, I tried setting up TFS online.

This is a good blog to get started.

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/axinthefield/archive/2014/02/24/efficient-dynamics-ax-application-lifecycle-management-approaches-with-team-foundation-server-in-the-cloud.aspx

First, sign up with www.visualstudio.com

Setup a new project.

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As per the blog article mentioned above.

Install this.

Visual Studio version Team Explorer version Required software
Visual Studio 2010 Team Explorer 2010 Requires SP1 and Compat GDR.

Important: Make sure to restart your AOS.

Go to AX and set up your version control parameters.

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If you are logged in already via browser or the pop up dialog in AX, it won’t prompt for a log in. Otherwise, it will pop up with a dialog to log in.

 

Troubleshoot:

Error 1: TF400813: Resource not available for anonymous access. Client authentication required

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Resolution:

Install SP1 as recommended above.

 

Error 2: TF30064: You are not authorized to access the server.

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Resolution:

You probably installed SP1 but did not restart your AOS. Restart your AOS for change to take affect.

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