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How to: Create an automation for usage in Navision
The development of a COM component with .Net for usage in Navision needs a special approach. Start with a new C# project, project type Class Library. Set the project to “Make assembly com-visible”. Bron : Archer's NAV Blog Lees meer...
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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…
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How to use CAPTIONCLASSTRANSLATE in Dynamics NAV
Not long ago I stumbled upon a question on the popular NAV forum dynamicsuser.net. The question was “What is the use of CAPTIONCLASSTRANSLATE command in NAV?”. There was only one answer coming from one of the most influential experts in the NAV world, Luc Van Vugt,…
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Adding new field to page (without adding to table) using new Visual Code
We will learn how to add new field to page which is not available in table using new visual studio code. Sample requirement is to add a Boolean field in Job Card page to check whether there are any comments available without adding field to table.…
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Developing Extensions Using the New Visual Studio Code – Part 6
After finishing step5, today I would like to create an action in Job card page using visual studio code. Requirement is to: 1. Create a “Default Reason Code for Lost Quote” in Jobs Setup table/page 2. When we click Action “Lost Quote” in Job Card, the…
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Using 32 and 64bit DLLs in NAV 2017
It seems like a problem of the past, but you can still run into specifically compiled 32 and 64bit dlls1. This results in an issue if you still want (or need) to support the 32bit NAV Windows Client. Or at least I thought it would result…