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Requirements for run Web Services?
Ignatius
Member Posts: 18
The new arquitecture of 3-tier needs install NAV2009 with SQL Server.
What needs Web Services for running?
SQL Server and 3-tier arquitecture only?
I have read that needs RTC, but I don't understand this. RTC is only a client of NAV server.
If I want to access NAV data and validations from another application (web app, MS Excel, MS Project, ...) using Web Services, I don't see why I need RTC...
Thanks !
What needs Web Services for running?
SQL Server and 3-tier arquitecture only?
I have read that needs RTC, but I don't understand this. RTC is only a client of NAV server.
If I want to access NAV data and validations from another application (web app, MS Excel, MS Project, ...) using Web Services, I don't see why I need RTC...
Thanks !
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Thanks a lot for your explanation. I See it now more clearly. In addition, I have read more on the subject.
I have read your blog and installed NAV 2009 Management application to start/stop NAV Server o Web Services.
Great job in your blog !