In the modern era of digital business, seamless connectivity and data exchange are paramount. This is where HTTP integration plays a pivotal role in Dynamics 365 Business Central. HTTP integration is essentially the ability of this ERP system to communicate and exchange data with external web services, applications, and APIs over the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP).
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Universal http SendRequest() method. Multipart form data
Today, I want to share an updated universal SendRequest method. Additionally, I’d like to show an example of working with multipart form data.
How To Connect To External APIs From Business Central (HTTP Request)
In today’s dynamic business landscape, organizations rely on a multitude of data sources to drive their operations. From external databases and data warehouses to online stores and services.
One of the easiest and most common ways of connecting them to Business Central is to use the APIs these sources of information provide. So, with some simple code, we can interact with external resources to exchange information.
Using OAuth 2.0 to connect Business Central APIs and Web Services in Power Automate – OAuth in HTTP action
As you might know, Web Service Access Keys (Basic Auth) for Business Central Online has been removed with Business Central 2022 release wave 1. We are gradually transitioning from Basic Auth to OAuth over the year.
And last year we discussed how to use OAuth 2.0 to connect Business Central APIs and Web Service in Postman.
Send HTTP request with the Performance Toolkit
With the Performance Toolkit you can test your performance inside Business Central. But in the modern world Business Central is not on his own. There are dozens of interactions with other systems. And you want to test that also for your performance. Well that is also possible with the Performance Toolkit! In this blog I will show you:
How to detect anomalies in Business Central data using AL Http datatypes
Anomaly Detector is an Azure Cognitive Service that detects anomalies in time-series data. It consists of simple REST APIs that can be consumed by any application. This post explains how to setup Azure Anomaly Detector Service, and how to consume Anomaly Detector REST APIs in Business Central using AL Http datatypes.
Outbound HTTP calls blocked in Business Central Sandbox
Recently I received a number of questions from people who were using the first self-monetization example code I created about a year ago. They received an error message when installing the app: Callback functions are not allowed.