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Sometimes I just get an idea and want to see if I can get it working, and in the case of this one, I couldn’t think of a practical use for what I finished up with. Who knows, maybe you’ll find some use for it. The idea started life as a .NET application that would help me get the URLs for every possible...
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A few weeks ago I saw an up tick in the number of cases having problems accessing exposed web service. Some of the problem has been because the “CRONUS USA, Inc.” company name converts to an unfamiliar “CROUNS_USA_x002C__Inc”. This will be changing in NAV 2009 SP1 , but until that time it would be helpful...
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Up to this point we have been preparing the structures needed to support our application. We have created the traditional simple tables and forms, as well as gone through the process of generating some pages equivalent to those forms. The entire reason for the latter work was that it is only possible...
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So last time we looked at a very simple transformation process for the few forms that we have created for the little Fuel Application ( look here ). This time we are going to do exactly the same thing – create some pages – but we are going to see if the Transformation Input File (TIF) Editor...
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So having created the simple objects for our Fuel recording application previously ( link here ) we now need to ensure that we create some new page objects (which can later be exposed as web services) related to the forms we have already created. As you probably know by now, there are at least 3 ways...
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First of all, there isn’t going to be a new post on every single record type on how to handle them from Web Services – but Sales Orders are special and the reason for the “(and SP1)” in the titel refers to the fact, that there are changes between RTM and SP1 or maybe a better way to state it is, that...
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Finally getting around to putting together the bits for my exploration into web services, and more importantly how to consume them using C#. So what's the plan? Well first I need to create a very simple NAV app. Once this is done we need to create the new page objects before we can expose the relevant...
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Upgrade procedure to Dynamics NAV 2009 is not very different from upgrade procedures we had in previous versions, but some differences do apply, depending on what we want to achieve with the upgrade. First scenario is executables only upgrade, which is the same as traditional executables upgrade in NAV...
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If you haven’t read the 4 step walkthrough of how to Edit In Excel from Microsoft Dynamics NAV, you should do so here this post is a follow up to the original posts. I have received a number of suggestions to what you could do with the Edit In Excel and a single bug. In this post I will fix the bug and...
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So I've been developing in the NAV IDE for around 10 years now. Whenever it comes to writing a little database to store something like my CD collection, personal accounts or keep a track of my mpg I have a few simple decisions. Do I write the database in 4th Dimension (a great cross platform database...
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In NAV 2009, Outlook Synchronization includes the option to use the new Web Services functionality instead of using C/FRONT and NAS. This is great and demonstrates some of the functionality that Web Services has to offer. One issue that can arise when setting this up in a “3 machine” environment is when...
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Much like the setup of the RTC/NAV Server connection in NAV 2009. NAV 2009 Web Services needs to have a SPN added to properly authentic the users accessing it. Consider the following scenario in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009. You have just completed the “Installing the Three Tiers on Three Computers” walkthrough...
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While using NAS with OSYNCH parameter in a Dynamics NAV 5.0 + partnersource update 25874 or Dynamics NAV 5.0 SP1, we had to use the Localization Tips that were published on page 55 of the Setup and Installation Guide: When a localized version of Microsoft Dynamics NAV is used, some actions are required...
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This posts only describes how you can publish a web service in Microsoft Dynamics NAV (which is easy enough), and how you can see what you published. It does not describe how you can actually use this web service. Future posts will describe this. Please note that the features described here are only...