Introduction Recently I worked on something very interesting related to a integration between MS Dynamics Nav and an external payment service provider. I had to use custom Cross Session Events to solve a problem which I think it’s worth sharing. So this why this post. Basically, it is about doing some action in a NAV…
Introduction This sample project is one of the many integrations I designed and developed. It allows customer that uses Dynamics NAV and LS Retail POS System to receive credit card payments and send payment information to Global Payments API in order to process the transactions. If you don’t know what Global Payments API is, check…
Because I needed it recently for a unit test, today I will show you how you can validate an XML against a XSD schema in Nav. We have the following XSD schema: And we need to validate the below XML file against it: First, we need to convert ‘False’ into ‘false’ and ‘,’ from decimal…
As you already might know, in the purchase/sales posting routines from NAV an additional temporary table Invoice Posting Buffer is used to group invoice lines by the fields specified in the Primary Key of Invoice Posting Buffer table (TAB 49) and then Post only 1 G/L Entry for each group of purchase/sales lines. In NAV…
As a result of some bad development you might find yourself in the situation to have G/L Entries with a Dimension Set ID that does not contain or contains incorrect Global Dimensions 1 and 2. If you are new to Dimensions I recommend to first read my Dimensions Overview post. I had this situation and besides…
Many times when creating processing reports in Microsoft Dynamics NAV, after the report processes all desired data, you might want to display for the user a log with what happened or with the errors that occurred. You can use for example IF Not ExampleCodeunit.Run THEN store the errors (with the help of function GETLASTERRORTEXT) in a DotNet list, process…
In this post I will present some important information about the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Document Pattern. A document in NAV contains a Header with common data and one or more Lines. Each line is linked to the header. Let’s have a look for example at a Purchase Order. As you can see in the bellow image, a…