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В Axapta введены с версии Ax30 для работы с нитями есть Класс/Thread, к нему есть демонстрация: Форма/Tutorial_Thread

проблемы:

• Microsoft не рекомендует использование нитей в Ax30

Цитата из SP3 Int, Fixlist Technology 1

«Threads in Axapta: recommendations.

The issue raised by a customer is whether you can use worker threads or not: It is possible to use threads in Axapta, but it is NOT recommended that you do so. They are not officially supported and are thus used at your own risk. Worker threads are used for Benchmarking purposes only and are only tested on the AOS. »

• Использование нитей на 2х уровневой конфигурации приводит к сообщению «Object 'FormRun' could not be created»
• В нитях нельзя использовать ИнтерфейсПользователя
• Отсутствие механизмов синхронизации
• Проблемы с администрированием
• В порождаемый Thread нельзя передать объект

Сама Axapta использует Класс/Thread (посмотрите ПерекрестныеСсылки для класса Thread)

Взято с: http://blogs.msdn.com/davidferguson/archive/2007/01/18/x-server-threads.aspx

X++ Server Threads

You can create threads in X++ to perform tasks in the background. Here is a vey simple class that demonstrates the basics.

class ThreadDemo
{
    static server void main()
    {
        Thread t;
        ;
        new ExecutePermission().assert();
        //BP Deviation Documented
        t = new Thread();
        t.run(classnum(ThreadDemo), staticmethodstr(ThreadDemo, run));
    }
 
    static server void run(Thread t)
    {
        AsciiIo ai;
        // Change this to some path that your server will have access to
        str fileName = '\\t\\HelloWorld.txt';
        ;
        sleep(5000);
        new FileIOPermission(fileName, 'w').assert();
        //BP Deviation Documented
        ai = new AsciiIo(fileName, 'w');
        ai.write('Hello World!');
    }   
}

I use the directory d:\t for temporary files. You will have to either create the directory or change the example to point to some other directory. In either case make sure that SYSTEM has read/write permission to the directory.

Create and run a simple job like this:

static void ThreadDemoJob(Args _args)
{
    ;
    ThreadDemo::main();
    print 'Ok';
    pause;
}

When you run the job it will return immediately. Monitor the output directory and notice that the output file is created five seconds later.

One interesting quality of server side threads is that they have their own session block and that session block doesn’t have a client. This means that any attempt to instantiate a client side only class will fail. This can create some interesting bugs since almost no code does good error handling for when classes are not new-able.

• AxForum: http://www.axforum.info/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7494&perpage=20&pagenumber=1
• http://blogs.msdn.com/davidferguson/archive/2007/01/18/x-server-threads.aspx