Development
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AL Object ID Ninja
If it does what the documentation says it does, I can only say: “Build this man a statue!” Awesome job. — Waldemar Brakowski (@wbrakowski365) September 11,…
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State of .NET Affairs
I said a word or two about progress last week. Apparently, VS Code is not the only place where we take a small step back to be able to make a huge leap…
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Is Visual Studio Code really an improvement
Progress often doesn’t look like progress at all when it first arrives. When on July 3, 1886, Daimler Benz presented his first car, it had a 0.75 horse-power…
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Dynamic certificate validation when calling Web services
There are situations when you’ll want to call Web services from C/AL, and those Web services might be protected by certificate that your local machine cannot…
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A few thoughts around assembly naming and versioning for NAV
Are you developing .NET assemblies intended to be used from C/AL? If so, then you must have realized that keeping proper track of them and managing them on the…
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Sorting out the DLL hell, Part 3: The Code
[Update, February 8, 2016: there is a new version of code from this post. Please check https://vjeko.com/dynamically-loading-assemblies-at-runtime%5D Okay here…
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Client Extensibility Demos
On Monday, June 15th I have delivered another session in Microsoft’s Road to Repeatability series of online demos about technical NAV features, this time…
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Passing JSON from JavaScript to C/AL–Part 2
I stand corrected. A month ago I wrote about how to pass JSON from JavaScript to C/AL and then handle it inside, and what I wrote is not wrong, but I just…
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Passing JSON from JavaScript to C/AL
Yesterday, I said I was closing this year of blogging, but I wasn’t really. Closing a year with 39 posts, and leaving a question lingering, wouldn’t be too…
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Passing strongly typed data to a JavaScript control add-in
Many cool things often go undocumented. I’ve just stumbled upon one of those, and it comes in handy to close this year of blogging. Imagine this situation: you…