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What COMPANY to use?

As you know, when creating an application consuming NAV Web Services you need to specify the Company name as part of the URL to the Web Service, but what company should you be using? Some applications are web front-ends placing data from the web application

Extending page Web Services (and creating a Sales Order again)

It has been working in the same way since NAV 2009, but I still get asked often how this works, so why not write up a quick post on this. I also realize that my prior post on how to create Sales Orders through Web Services was made very complex due to

Synchronize A/D users to NAV

During my work with demos like Edit In Excel, I wanted to make sure that these things would work in all localized versions of NAV 2009 SP1 – meaning that I needed to install 14 different databases and 14 running Service Tier’s. Having done that, I also
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Auto deployment of Client Side Components

When you install the RoleTailored Client on a number of clients, you might need to install a number of Client side components as well. This might not sound as too much of a problem when you need to install the client anyway – but lets say you install

Multiple Service Tiers - SP1

Right around the release of Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009, I wrote a blog entry with some .bat files on how to create multiple Service Tiers when working with NAV 2009. The blog post is here: http://blogs.msdn.com/freddyk/archive/2008/10/29/multiple-service-tiers.aspx

Handling Sales Orders from Page based Web Services – in NAV 2009SP1 (and RTM)

First of all, there isn’t going to be a new post on every single record type on how to handle them from Web Services – but Sales Orders are special and the reason for the “(and SP1)” in the titel refers to the fact, that there are changes between RTM

Web Services changes in NAV 2009 SP1

NAV 2009 SP1 is being released later this year, so why write about it now? The main reason is, that NAV 2009 SP1 comes out with a couple of changes, you might want to take into consideration when writing towards NAV 2009 Web Services. Except for some
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Installing NAV 2009 without A/D

The majority of installations of NAV 2009 will be in a network environment, you will have a domain server and an Active Directory with your users and your biggest worries will be how to setup a 3T environment on 3 different boxes, getting the delegation

Dynamic references to NAV Page Web Services in C#

When creating the very first (never published) version of Edit In Excel, it was loosely coupled, meaning that I did not have any Web references in the project to the Customer Page, Vendor Page or other pages. I read the WSDL and used XPath to traverse
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Using LINQ with NAV Web Services

In .NET 3.5 Microsoft released LINQ (Language INtegrated Query) – which is a way of writing select statements strongly typed inside your C# code. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could leverage this technology when connecting to NAV Web Services? I thought YES
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Bugsy's blog is alive

I just received the information, that Bugsy's blog ( http://blogs.msdn.com/pchriste ) is alive and the first post in that one looks really cool. Showing NAV Data in Sharepoint using Business Data Catalogue. using Web Service in NAV 2009. I know what I
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Edit In Excel R2 – Part 1 (out of 2)

This post assumes that you have read the 4 step walkthrough of how to build the Edit In Excel demo from November 2008. You can find the parts here: Part 1 , Part 2 , Part 3 , Part 4 and the Bug Fix . In this post I will talk about what is needed in order

Edit In Excel – bug fix and R2

If you haven’t read the 4 step walkthrough of how to Edit In Excel from Microsoft Dynamics NAV, you should do so here this post is a follow up to the original posts. I have received a number of suggestions to what you could do with the Edit In Excel and
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Integration to Virtual Earth – Part 3 (out of 4)

If you haven't read Part 1 and Part 2 , you should do so before continuing here. In Part 1 we saw how to add geographical information to your customer table and how to connect to the Virtual Earth geocode web service, and in part 2 we created a simple

Integration to Virtual Earth – Part 2 (out of 4)

If you haven't read Part 1 , you should do so before continuing here. In Part 1 we saw how to add geographical information to your customer table and how to connect to the Virtual Earth geocode web service. Now we want to put this information to play.
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