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Dynamics Ax 2012 events and managed C# code

I have been playing around with the eventing model of Dynamics Ax 2012 and I was playing with the possibility to have the event handler in managed C# code.

I used this MSDN example http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg889181.aspx

The only thing that i had to do not mentioned in the article was to restart the Ax client after I had deployed the Visual Studio project to the Dynamics Ax AOT. After that the post event was fired with out any problems.

I guess this has somehting more to do with the environment that i am using rather then some general issue with Dynamics Ax 2012 and manged code. I have developed quite a few examples with X++ and manged code with out any problems on the same virtual machine.

I am using the Dynamics Ax 2012 VPC from Microsoft.

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