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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 »
During the preparation of the web services examples, I stumbled upon some .Net interoperability issues in Dynamics NAV. One of these issues was about splitting a string into an array. There are examples out there, how to do that in … 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 »
As you can read here, the installation of the RTM version of NAV 2016 overwrites the NAV 2015 Administration Tool. With the first Cumulative Update, this has been fixed. The NAV 2016 Administration Tool now got its own registry key: … Read More »
Without any doubt, the introduction of events in NAV 2016 is one of the most exciting improvements. For more information about events, see: Introducing Events on MSDN. A complete list of all available events is published here: Get Started with … Read More »
This post is becoming a traditional one. About one week after the official release of a new version of Dynamics NAV I feel almost obliged to release a new version of the Dynamics NAV Image Library. The updated Dynamics NAV … Read More »
If you are like me, than you might have installed NAV 2016 right away after it was released during Directions EMEA in Mannheim this week. Dynamics NAV 2016 installs nicely side-by-side with Dynamics NAV 2015. (By the way, the items … Read More »
Two weeks ago, a Dynamics NAV partner in The Netherlands asked me whether I know how to solve the message “Https URL cannot be registered”. This message is telling us that the NAV server is trying to register a port … Read More »
In this example I will show how to read the server settings directly from NAV code. Without the need to know the location of the config file or to create an external .Net dll. Also PowerShell isn’t needed, and you don’t … Read More »