This post I dedicated in how to upload a file on FTP from NAV. This normally happens when we are doing some sort of processing from a file which has to be processed needs to be downloaded from a FTP and then eventually needs to be processed.
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How to upload files to FTP server using .NET Interop
In this post i will show you the code i have used to upload the files to the FTP server. The FTPSetup is a Setup table which I have used to store the path, ftp server, user, and password information.
How Do I: Upload Refreshable Data to PowerBI.com?
This video demonstrates how to upload refreshable data to PowerBi.com from Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2015.
What SQL permissions do you need to upload a Dynamics NAV license file?
Whenever you get a new license file from your partner, in order to activate the new license file, you need to upload the license file to your server. However, sometimes, you may get an error when uploading the license file. So far, I have seen two error messages, that users usually get:
How to upload the license file in Multitenant Deployment, NAV 2015
How to upload the license file in Multitenant Deployment, NAV 2015
Microsoft Dynamics NAV: Upload with FTP using dotNET Interop
One of the biggest additions to the development environment with the advent of the RoleTailored Client Microsoft and Dynamics NAV Server was the availability of the Microsoft .NET Framework assemblies. This allows Microsoft Dynamics NAV objects can interact with .NET Framework objects. You can easily use assemblies from the .NET Framework class library, your own custom assemblies; or third-party assemblies. This allows you to extend your solution and not be limited to only the NAV or COM objects.
Drag and Drop File Upload for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2
Yesterday evening I spoke at Dutch Dynamics Community event, on invitation by my dear friend Luc van Vugt, and the topic was control add-ins for NAV 2013 R2. Of course, this automatically meant that the audience should see more JavaScript code than C# or C/AL, and that it should be something both fancy and useful.
So how about this: you drag and drop a file onto an NAV page, and the file is automatically uploaded and stored in a BLOB field in the NAV database? And yes, it does the same no matter if you call it from the Windows or the Web client. And yes of course, no external components or dependencies needed.