Integration with web services

ganesh

Hi all,

We need to integrate Navision with an web application developed on java. The following are the requirements of integration.

1) Navision should send a request to the web application.
2) Navision should be able to receive the data from the web application.
3) Navision should be able to receive the request for the data.
4) Navision on receiving the request should be able to send the data to web application.

Sending the data is possible by creating a SOAP body and SOAP header around it and then by calling the HTTP post.

Is it possible to receive the request or data from HTTP?.

Regards
Senthil Ganesh M.,

kine

Automation 'Microsoft WinHTTP Services, version 5.1'.WinHttpRequest through this automation you can send and receive data, but you are limited with string length.

nunomaia

You can use MSMQ.

There are 2 documents in MSDN, about that

ganesh

Thanks Kine,
Will try out your option.


Hi nunomaia,
I want to use HTTP.

nunomaia

I use MSMQ and I have IIS with .NET in front of MSMQ.

Navision <--> MSMQ <--> IIS <--> Partner Web Services

MS Navision Commerce Portal has a similar design.

gulamdastagir

hi nunomia,

I use MSMQ and I have IIS with .NET in front of MSMQ.

Navision <--> MSMQ <--> IIS <--> Partner Web Services

This looks like a great Idea!

Can You please elaborate more on this or have a document related to this

thanks,

gd

Captain_DX4

I've implemented a solution with MSMQ to communicate directly with the Java app, using a third-party library "J-Integra for COM", which enables a Java-to-COM bridge. But I would like to hear more about the IIS solution as well!

nunomaia

See in http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics/aa937763.aspx

Articles written by portugueses also :-)

ganesh

Hi Captain DX4,
Can you please elaborate more on your solution or give us an document.

Regards
Senthil Ganesh M.,

kine

See http://www.mibuso.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=76743#76743

and mainly download http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=599

sharran

Hi all,
Im doing a web interface with navision,

I have a Pblm Can anyone Suggest me !

The live site should be still able to take orders and be browsed (with all items still being listed, and shopping cart available) If the connection between Navision and the Website is lost.

This should be transparent to the webusers, and an alert should be sent to superusers within Navsion, if the site link is down

Once connection has been re-established, all stored data on the website that needs processing should be sent automatically into Navision.
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Can anyone suggest me !

Looking for ur Reply

Thanx in Advance!

Phenno

sharran wrote:

Hi all,
Im doing a web interface with navision,

I have a Pblm Can anyone Suggest me !

The live site should be still able to take orders and be browsed (with all items still being listed, and shopping cart available) If the connection between Navision and the Website is lost.

This should be transparent to the webusers, and an alert should be sent to superusers within Navsion, if the site link is down

Once connection has been re-established, all stored data on the website that needs processing should be sent automatically into Navision.
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Can anyone suggest me !

Looking for ur Reply

Thanx in Advance!

Phooooh, that's tricky one...

kine

Most websites are not reading data from Nav on-line, but are using other DB for that (for example you can use transaction replication to get the data into this DB - in this case, if connection is lost, you are working with the latest known status and after is the connection reestablished, data will be updated automatically). The way from Web to NAV (when you need to transfer the data into NAV), you can use some pseudo on-line solution like that the web will write the data into tables in the web DB and will call webservice, which will transfer the data into NAV. If the transfer is not working, because the NAV is not on-line, you can call the webservice periodically to transfer the data right after the NAV is back on-line...