With NAV 2009 R2 it is now possible to set how many XML records to send to RoleTailored Client (RTC), bypassing the previous hardcoded limitation of 5000 records.
Periodically we receive support requests about XMLport errors, which really are missing features in xmlport’s functionality.
However most of these requests are rejected because: xmlports are not supposed to fulfill all possible xml standard scenarios.
As we know, Microsoft Dynamics NAV 5.0 includes a new feature which allows you to export data from Dynamics NAV to other applications.
A number of stylesheets are provided with the product for use when exporting to Microsoft Office Word and Excel.
XMLports was introduced with Navision 4.0 – they act like dataports, with a small difference. They can only be used for XML-formatted data and they must by executed from some other routine.
As a follow-up on my recent webcast (found HERE), here is the general walkthrough of how to create an XMLport and use it for sending data to NAV.
First, what we want to do is create our XMLport and make sure it has the elements and values that we want.
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