.NET
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NAV TechDays 2013 in Antwerp Wrap Up
Another NAV TechDays is over, and again, needless to say, it was a splendid conference. Thanks to everybody who attended one of my sessions about .NET…
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Long time no see, Vienna, Nashville, demo gods, and other things
Oh my. Has it really been *THAT* long? Obviously, yes. Some folks have asked me if I stopped blogging. No, I did not. I just took a way long break from it…
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Top 10 things I miss in .NET Interoperability in NAV 2013
If you ask me what the top addition to the NAV technology stack over the past few years is – it’s .NET interoperability. A lot of folks, maybe you as well,…
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Transaction Integrity with Connected Systems
With .NET Interoperability around, it’s very likely you’ll be synchronously calling external web services from C/AL, to exchange data. I won’t go into…
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Cross-Call State Sharing in Web Services
Web services in NAV have an interesting feature: they are stateless. For a system which is pretty stateful otherwise, this feature can be outright annoying.…
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Generics in .NET Interop for NAV 2013
.NET Framework is full of programming conceptual gems, that are now at the fingertips of us poor C/AL folks. One of those is generics. However, the C/AL…
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Passing strongly-typed data to Web services
Passing strongly-typed data to NAV Web services can be trickier than it seems. If you are lucky, you can make your method accept strongly-typed parameters, and…
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Web Reference vs. Service Reference, Part 3
Fasten your seatbelts, you are in for the next round of Web Reference vs. Service Reference, which brings an unexpected twist to the story. After giving…
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Web Reference vs. Service Reference, Part 2
A beauty of Web services is that they don’t need to care at all about who’s consuming them. Whether there is .NET on Windows, Java on Linux or some proprietary…
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Web Reference vs. Service Reference, Part 1
Once upon a time, Freddy has delivered a great series on connecting to NAV Web Services from a smorgasbord of technology flavors. If you are a .NET enthusiast,…