C/AL & AL
Transforming Forms to Pages
If you are using the Role Tailored Client and want to use the Forms in it, you have to transform them to Pages. In NAV 2009 you can transform Forms to Pages with the help […]
Software
C/AL & AL
XMLports – What are they and how to use them
XMLports was introduced with Navision 4.0 – they act like dataports, with a small difference. They can only be used for XML-formatted data and they must by executed from some other routine. In the XMLport […]
Navision
Could Not Load Type Library – Application Handler
Hi! Lately I have been talking with some people, which have received the error “Could Not Load Type Library”. All these errors were caused by missing registration of the NSAppHandler.dll. The NSAppHandler.dll can be registered […]
Navision
Mibuso Conference 2009
Hi! Last week I did attend the Mibuso Conference in Mechelen, Belgium. This was a very interesting Conference! On the Agenda was: • Next Generation Unified Communications Platform • Dynamics NAV • Delivering Software to […]
Operating Systems
Windows Runtime Debugger
If you have installed Visual Studio you will notice the Windows Runtime Debugger has been replaced with the “Just-In-Time Debugger”. Sometimes this is Ok, but if you are running jobs that need to be running […]
Navision
Starting Dynamics NAV 2009 RTC from another application
With Dynamics NAV 2009 you have now 2 possible clients. You can use the Classic client, as you know from ealier version and the new Role Tailored Client. The Classic client can be started from […]
C/AL & AL
Using BigText in a Report
As you properly know BigText can be used to handle large texts. BigText is stored in records as Blob fields, so what to do if you like to use the BigText in a Report? First […]
Applications
What’s new in Dynamics NAV 2009?
One of the major changes is that now Dynamics NAV 2009 is a three-tier solution. It comes with 2 clients – Dynamics NAV Classic, which is equal to the “old” clients, and the new Role […]
C/AL & AL
Dataport error: The length of the source exceeds the size of the destination buffer.
A college of mine came to me last day with a weird problem. She had build a data port, where the export was going well – but when the data should be imported again, she […]
.NET
Expanding the FTP automation
In the previous post I have started the development of FTP automation. The first post did only include some basic functions such as download, upload and list. Now it’s time for some more functionality. So […]