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These days I keep busy upgrading Advania solutions to Dynamics NAV 2013. All the older solutions that have communicated with web services have DOM objects and manually created XML files. We had to add and remove namespace to be able to use XML ports but in the end this worked flawlessly. In NAV 2013...
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In August last year I posted a way to use dotnet interop and webrequest to replace the automation objects. I saw that we had a limitation that we have gotten used to. When using the WinHTTP automation we where able to look at the status and if the status was not the integer 200 we [...]
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It is commonly used option to change the reporting language according to a customer, vendor og an employee. However, some reports are XML files. I found that I also needed to change the data language in XML files. The workaround … Continue reading →
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I have now completed my first all-dotnet codeunit. The codeunit uses a dll file that I created from the web service WDSL. This makes the programming a lot easier. This solution has a BLOB fields that stores both incoming and … Continue reading →
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thegunzo
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2012-11-26
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Filed under: Dynamics NAV, Solutions, Role Tailored Client, Web Services, NAV 2009 R2, XML, Soap Services, C/Side Code, Dotnet interoperability, BLOB, Add-in, NAV 2013
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For the latest updates to this post please visit the original posting here: Resetting the Dynamics CRM 2011 Ribbon Today we’re going to talk about how to go about resetting the CRM 2011 ribbon. (If this topic interests you, you might also want to visit the complete guide to CRM 2011 ribbon customization...
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For the latest updates to this post please visit the original posting here: How to Resolve the Unique Column Names Error with the OrgDbOrgSettings Tool In this post, we’ll go a bit beyond basic CRM how-to’s. We’re going to cover a quick and painless resolution to the unique column names...
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I am currently working on a solution that requires a Dynamics NAV client to communicate with Dynamics NAV web service. This I have done before with the classic client and have used automation objects for the job. Now I wanted … Continue reading →
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XE.COM claims to be the world’s favorite currency site. They have XML data feed options that can be used to download the latest currency exchange rates into Dynamics NAV. I wrote a batch to import the current currency exchange rate from their data feed. … Continue reading →
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In Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 kann es vorkommen, dass für den Monat März die Übermittlung der „Zusammenfassenden Meldung (ZM)“ an den Formularserver der Bundesfinanzverwaltung nicht erkannt wird. Das liegt daran, dass beim Erstellen bzw. Exportieren der ZM als XML-Datei der Monat „März“ als „Marz“ ...
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Passing strongly-typed data to NAV Web services can be trickier than it seems. If you are lucky, you can make your method accept strongly-typed parameters, and you are good to go. However, if you just can’t avoid sending text data, your text must be encoded in EN-US format, otherwise it will cause problems...
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I have been using the automation ‘Microsoft XML, v6.0′.XMLHTTP to communicate with web services and web sites. I have been experiencing a problem with this automation when running in Role Tailored Client. The solution has been to use the automation ‘Microsoft XML, … Continue reading...
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Fasten your seatbelts, you are in for the next round of Web Reference vs. Service Reference, which brings an unexpected twist to the story. After giving reasons why not to use Web References, I’ll now put my devil’s advocate’s hat on, and try to have you change your mind. It’s simple: there are situations...
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Navigate Into Success
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Vjekoslav Babic
on
2012-1-31
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Filed under: Web services, Development, XML, WSDL, .NET, SOAP, Service Reference, Web Reference, Regular Expression, Deserialization, Fiddler, Serialization
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On several occasions I have needed to create a code to communicate with Soap Web Services. The manual labor in creating the functions and XML Ports is something that I would like to be rid of. On that node I … Continue reading →
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If there wasn’t one already, someone should have invented Belgium. There are two things in this world that I love, and probably shouldn’t (and an oversized red speaker’s shirt I got from Luc today did a darned god job at concealing the unlucky consequences of overly indulging in both of them): beer and...
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Navigate Into Success
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Vjekoslav Babic
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2011-9-30
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Filed under: Dynamics NAV, Technology, Tips & Tricks, C/AL, XMLport, XML, C#, .NET, Interop, Stream, Belgium
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I have been working on NAV Time Registration and the solution is almost ready. The last step was to create a web service that supports stand-alone punching clocks, both in .net c# and also as a NAV client. The web … Continue reading →