Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2015 makes it easier for the system administrators to deploy client-side assemblies for .NET Framework interoperability and client control add-ins on computers that are running the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Windows client or Microsoft Dynamics NAV Development Environment. Bron : Ashwini Tripathi Lees meer...
This example accesses classes in the System.XML assembly that is found in Global Assembly Cache. Today’s example uses .NET Framework interoperability to display headlines from an RSS feed from my blog site, which has the following URL: Bron : Ashwini Tripathi Lees meer...
As a part of Microsoft’s Road To Repeatability program I delivered a live meeting session about server extensibility in NAV in which I focused on certain areas of .NET Interoperability and Web Services that in my opinion align well with the R2R message. Bron : Vjeko.com…
Indexed properties are commonly used in C# because they allow a lot of syntactical flexibility, and make the code more readable, and easier to follow. Indexed properties are very similar to C/AL array indexing, except for two important differences: •In C/AL, indexer is always 1-based. In…
Handling Excel files in NAV 2013 (including R2) is not as easy as it seems at first. The Excel Buffer table – an obvious choice of the old days – supports only Open XML format (*.xlsx), and Excel Interoperability implementation seems a bit buggy (check the…
If you ask me what the top addition to the NAV technology stack over the past few years is – it’s .NET interoperability. A lot of folks, maybe you as well, would disagree, and say it’s Web services. They are important. But if you are a…