Hi Guys
Can someone explain how integration is done between Dynamics NAV & a third party software running on top of SQL Server 2005/2008
Is there any web services tool that can be used or something similar?
What is needed to assess and estimate an interface with Dynamics NAV?
Should the integration be affected in case a new version of Dynamics NAV is released?
Thanks.
Joseph Abou Nader
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Because the WS could be done in C/Side, the development is not hard, depends on requests.
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If I understood well, we can use the the web server service to read/write data (text or tab-delimited).
Is there any document that we can use to understand this functionality and how it works.
Thanks again.
MCLC,MCT,MCITP,MCTS,MCSA,MCP
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I recommend to learn something around WebServices. You can look at MSDN documentation for NAV 2009 too..
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library ... 60%29.aspx)
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What does the Webshop do exactly?
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WS should be working in the same logic??
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I'm going to add a couple of things to recommendations. If Kine doesn't protest against it
Web Services are really not modern now... Because there is technology WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) from Microsoft. I think that next versions of Navision will be support this feature. But you should not think about it right now.
Support of Web Services gives you really broad opportunities: to use WF (Workflow Foundation), to use WCF, to use your own Windows Services (why not) and many many other technologies... Each uses such things as SOAP, WSDL, XML...
For me the WCF (.NET 3.5) is something what extend the WS (.NET 2.0) with new features. But still WCF includes the WS. To extend my knowledge, quick search find this presentation about difference between WCF and WS. Just for others like me who want to know the differenece... 8)
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Wow... Presentation is pretty but not clever... Absolutely. The main reason you don't understand differences: you are not professional developer of Web Services. As I am
Interoperability, security, speed etc. There are really many internal features not visibled outside.
I have the same problem, I'm going to integrate MS Dynamics Nav 2009 using WS, MS Dynamics Nav will consume services developped using WCF technology and the external web application will do the same so to resume both the too application has to develop web services using WCF technology and Nav must be able to call from and back this services.
How can I do that knowing that I did the job using dll but this time it's different
Thanks for your help.
Hanen TALBI
try and have a look at RapidiOnline (http://www.rapidionline.com). RapidiOnline provides on-demand data integration between MS Dynamics NAV and different databases, also MS SQL.