Web services
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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,…
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Bug theater in Web services #5
Last Monday I’ve attended my second daughter’s birth, and then spent the week trying to relieve my wife as much as possible from anything but breastfeeding. As…
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Bug theater in Web services #4
In my country, there’s a saying: “A good horse has a hundred flaws; a bad one has only one.” It’s bad. People have asked me why I am doing this, and if I hate…
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Bug theater in Web services #3
Soren has taught me yesterday that some of the bugs I encountered have been properly disinsected by Microsoft, so other than the workarounds I suggested, there…
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Bug theater in Web services #2
The bug with which I started this series is nothing critical. It manifests rarely, you can easily work around it. It’s in the “so what” category. But the one…
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Bug theater in Web services #1
If something, Stratus has taught me how buggy the implementation of Web services in Microsoft Dynamics NAV is. Let me be clear from the onset: Web services are…
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Status of Stratus, T-1 month
The summer was hot in this part of the world, and Stratus only helped keep the heat up. We were not only snorkeling through the summer, we did a lot of work to…
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Status of Stratus
I’ve been asked too many times why I am not blogging more about Stratus, the web client for NAV developed by my company. People really want to know about it,…
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Can Microsoft Dynamics ERP move to the cloud?
The Software Advice blog has started a series of short five minute interviews with Microsoft executives in charge of Dynamics technologies, and today’s one has…