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Web Service and Working with XML in NAV/D365 Business Central

In this post I demonstrate how you can get XML data from a Web Service and then process the XML in NAV in order insert the needed values into a table. I made the example using a service provided by the National Bank of Romania. This…

9 October 2018

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Validate XML against XSD schema in Microsoft Dynamics NAV

Because I needed it recently for a unit test, today I will show you how you can validate an XML against a XSD schema in Nav. Bron : Andreilungu.com Lees meer...

31 January 2018

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Remove Empty XML Nodes from XMLPort

XMLPort is a nice tool that allows you quickly import and export xml files. The tool has some shortcomings, but there is always a work around it. For an implementation recently I had to export an xml and it could not have empty xml nodes. For…

14 August 2017

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

XML Buffer and CSV Buffer Tables

Most of us that’s been programming in Dynamics NAV for a while are aware of the Excel Buffer table. It is a super useful table that can be used to create and read Excel files from C/AL code. This table have been around as far as…

3 April 2017

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Remove Attribute – Soap Request XML(XmlPort)

We all know how to remove Namespaces from the XML if we want to import it from NAV XmlPort, I just faced a situation where I was using XmlPort to send Soap Request with Default Namespace. Bron : Research – Develop – Share – Repeat Lees…

6 January 2017

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Using comments in XML Port Data

Setup data is one of the hardest things to keep strait in Dynamics NAV. If you have multiple developers on the same database, they might be modifying setup data to develop new features or testing for bugs. When you have setup data being changed constantly, you…

6 October 2015

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Format XML standard

When you have to format C/AL variables (numbers, dates/times, booleans) for exchange with other apps, call FORMAT(variable,0,9) instead of simply FORMAT(variable). The format 9 formats the variable according to XML standards, and this value can then be interpreted correctly on any system with any regional settings.…

27 February 2015