You should make sure you execute business logic. That means you should be using a NAS Server (C/FRONT doesn't execute BL!!) to connect with a 3th party application. If you use NAS to do the posting, and give the instruction throug a VB application, it should be OK.
In 5.1, you'll have web services that you can expose ... . This will be a very interesting way to use business logic in your VB applications ... but that's something for in the future .
In 5.1, you'll have web services that you can expose ... . This will be a very interesting way to use business logic in your VB applications ... but that's something for in the future .
In web service we have to create application in asp.net, is it write?
You can already use webservices, but now, you'll have to create them yourself (together with NAS).
IN 5.1, you will be able to create webservices from within C/SIDE in a very simple way.
Creating PO in VB is not advisable either, because of the lack of validation code.
You could create a record in a temp table, and the NAS could pick that record and create the PO for you.
You need to either write the record into a staging table and have a routine inside NAV process those records into a 'real' PO, or develop a communication mechanism inside of NAV that is able to receive records in a certain way, like an XML document.
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You should make sure you execute business logic. That means you should be using a NAS Server (C/FRONT doesn't execute BL!!) to connect with a 3th party application. If you use NAS to do the posting, and give the instruction throug a VB application, it should be OK.
In 5.1, you'll have web services that you can expose ... . This will be a very interesting way to use business logic in your VB applications ... but that's something for in the future .
Eric Wauters
MVP - Microsoft Dynamics NAV
My blog
But can we only create PO using C\front?
In web service we have to create application in asp.net, is it write?
Can we use web service in 4.0, OR 5.0?
IN 5.1, you will be able to create webservices from within C/SIDE in a very simple way.
Creating PO in VB is not advisable either, because of the lack of validation code.
You could create a record in a temp table, and the NAS could pick that record and create the PO for you.
Eric Wauters
MVP - Microsoft Dynamics NAV
My blog
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