Introduction There might be situations when an external app needs to use Business Central web services but you don’t want it to access directly the BC web service. Instead we can have something like a “middle tier” app which does the following: – receives requests from external world, – sends requests to BC – receives…
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 In this post I presented a very simple way to import data from Web Service Response into Business Central Wave 2. However, that approach is not a generic one. Let’s now create a Distance Calculator for Business Central that can be used in real life. The current post presents a better way to Import…
Introduction In this post I will explain a simple way to get XML and JSON Response from Web Service into Business Central Wave 2 database. Let’s use the Google Maps API to get the distance and driving time between 2 locations. We will send to the API 2 addresses: origin and destination. As a result,…
Because I didn’t write on the blog since a long time, today I will demonstrate how you can use the AL language in Microsoft Business Central to import data exposed by a REST Web Service in JSon format. As usual, I created a practical example to demonstrate better the concepts. What REST Web Service we…
Introduction In this post I demonstrate how you can get XML data from a Web Service and then process the XML in NAV in order insert the needed values into a table. I made the example using a service provided by the National Bank of Romania. This Web Service, gives Exchange Rates in XML format…
In this post I demonstrate two Simple Web Service examples of updating a NAV table from an external application using SOAP Web Services. We have table “Person Test” with “Person List” and “Person Card” pages and 3 fields which look like this: And we will create a C# Console Application in Visual Studio that will…