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How to run a dataport using Application Server?
fcassoli
Member Posts: 16
Is it possible to execute a dataport using Navision Application Server?
I changed the function NASHandler of the Codeunit 1, and now it calls a Dataport using DATAPORT.RUN(50000, FALSE).
Application Server writes to the log the following error message: "You cannot use C/AL variables of type DATAPORT when running Navision Attain Application Server."
Is there any way to change it?
I have about 20 dataport, already written, used to import data from text files. I dislike the idea of rewriting them using codeunits!
I changed the function NASHandler of the Codeunit 1, and now it calls a Dataport using DATAPORT.RUN(50000, FALSE).
Application Server writes to the log the following error message: "You cannot use C/AL variables of type DATAPORT when running Navision Attain Application Server."
Is there any way to change it?
I have about 20 dataport, already written, used to import data from text files. I dislike the idea of rewriting them using codeunits!
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Maybe it will be supported in the next version?
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