A good programmer makes all the right mistakes.
Last week at the Dutch Dynamics Community Event, I showed an example of how to use .Net interoperability in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 to check if an E-mail address has the correct format. Below is the complete code of … Read More »
As we all know the Classic Client will only be used as the development environment in NAV 7. I don’t how what your experience is with all kind of database versions, but my system tends to have databases and clients … Read More »
About two weeks ago I posted an explanation why Pages are not always sufficient for use with web services. Using XMLPorts in web services offer powerful possibilities that are not available with Pages. In this post I will explain the … Read More »
Although probably we have already informed the major part of our community this post is for those Dynamics Dutchies that haven’t enlisted yet for the next Dutch Dynamics Community event on February 3, 2011, and would lik to: send us … Read More »
Every Page object in NAV 2009 can act as a web service. We know that and we love it. But there are cases where a Page object isn’t sufficient. Or at least a standard Page object isn’t. Let me explain … Read More »
Last week I was struggling with an annoying error from the RoleTailored Client. Whatever I tried, the RTC persisted in showing me the next error: The weird thing was that at the same time the Web Services were running fine. … Read More »
Waldo has posted a solution to print RDL reports from the Classic Client. The advantage is that you get the reports as PDF. At the other hand, you don’t have the full blown functionality of the report viewer. So I … Read More »
During the first “pizza session” of the Dutch Dynamics Community I was much pleasured to demonstrate some of the features of Microsoft Dynamics NAV Web Services. It was a session with a lot of technical stuff, including coding in C#. … Read More »