Kauffmann @ Dynamics 365 Business Central
A good programmer makes all the right mistakes.
This is the second part of a using NAV OData web services directly from C/AL code. First part can be found here. In that post it was demonstrated how to call NAV OData web services from C/AL code and read … Read More »
The Web Services series was started almost a year ago, after NAV Techdays 2015. All demos that I demonstrated have now been published. But I promised an extra example: call NAV OData web services directly from C/AL code. And at … Read More »
Better late than never… When writing the last post about the web services examples I couldn’t imagine that the next one would take so long. However, here it is! And the code has been completely revised. This example is about … Read More »
It is about time to continue the web services series. This time I want to focus at integrating with DocuSign, a service to send and sign documents electronically. Documents are stored in the cloud and can easily be managed with … Read More »
With the fourth part in the web services series we are going to look at a web service that draw a lot of attention at Directions and NAV Techdays: sending SMS messages from Dynamics NAV. Now this is something that … Read More »
What a busy december month it has been! That last month of 2015 ended before I realized it. I wish everybody a very happy and prosperous 2016! The last post in the web services series was about one month ago, … Read More »
This is the second part in a series about useful web services. The series was introduced with this post. In the first part I have introduced the basic pattern for calling any REST web service from Dynamics NAV. Now with … Read More »
With this first part in the series on web services examples demonstrated at Directions and NAV Techdays, I want to introduce a pattern that can be reused to call any REST web service. Why specifically REST web services and nothing about … Read More »
NAV Techdays was held last week in Antwerp, and it was (again) a fantastic event. With 953 attendees from 42 countries it was a fully packed event. At the preconference day, there were 13 workshops attended by 180 people. It … Read More »