In this video you will see how to develop a wizard page for html clients.
In this example, we will keep things simple. Let’s imagine that a user wants to send a Sales Quote. For that Sales Quote document to be useful, it must contain their company name and Email address. Let’s create a wizard to guide a user through specifying their company name and Email address, using 5 steps.
After applying Sensitive Data Encapsulation, all sensitive data is gathered in a known place in the database. This makes it possible to apply further protection best practices. Problem: If any non-authorized actor manages to get access to a copy of the database, the sensitive data is immediately available in clear-text.
As a C/AL developer, you want to protect sensitive data which already exists in a system, but it is not clear which data needs protection and how to store it.
The security of data transmission is just as important as the security of data storage. When data is transmitted over the web, Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is available to be used with the web client in Dynamics NAV. Microsoft’s NAV cloud solution has SSL enabled by default.
Masking out Context: In the user interface (UI) of a software system, the user enters protected information such as a password, an access key, a credit card number etc.
Protected data needs to be used. There are many types of entities which might attempt to use the data. Problem: If no standard way of accessing data exists, then each entity might attempt to build its own system for handing the sensitive data.
As promised, here’s the source code for the Design this Page/Table prototype I posted the other day. As you can see, it’s really straight-forward; finding the database server name is probably the most complicated bit.