Is the current version of NAV 2009 SP1 role-tailored client and application tier compatable with:
Visual Studio 2010
Exchange 2010
Office 2010
Silverlight 4.0
ASP.NET 4.0
SQL Server 2008 R2 - especially SSRS
Will installing any of these products cause the RTC or application tier not to work?
I looked on Partnersource, but except for a lovely announcement about Infor, I saw nothing else referencing new core Microsoft technologies.
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I have a dream that someday Microsoft owned ERP packages will be a the forefront of new Microsoft technology instead of all our competitors.
I have a dream that someday we Dynamics NAV will issue a press release saying that we have already done it, instead of we also plan to do what Infor has already done - just wait (and wait and wait).
http://mibuso.com/blogs/davidmachanick/
Regarding Office and Exchange, I think that there is no problem... but of course not "official compatible"...
Silverlight, ASP, SSRS - all depends on how you are using it, and there cannot be something like "official compatible" - those are generic tools and thus you can use them in compatible way or in noncompatible way... I can say that SSRS is Navision 2.60 comatible if you want (you can create report over the data on SQL...)...
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Tell me though, how would you approach them dealing with this issue? How do you think they can have an efficient plan to check for compatibility across their product lines every time a new version comes out? How do you propose that the Visual Studio team releases services packs for all other products to make those compatible? Are you suggesting that every product team has a team of people ensuring compatibility wth all other MSFT products?
I'm not defending incompatible products, just recognizing that it might not be all that easy to manage.
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It seems we are always way behind the technology curve on new Microsoft product updates.
Are we always destined to be 6 to 12 months behind?
I have heard about VS 2010 breaking NAV. I have heard that SQL Server 2008 R2 breaks the NAV RTC reports.
Have their been any fixes?
I am hoping for an update to this thread from Microsoft with the current status and their intentions - and I am hoping it is not wait until NAV 2009 R2.
http://mibuso.com/blogs/davidmachanick/
Sorry accounting systems aren't sexy, the marketeers don't like them so they don't demo them. So Microsoft doesn't "dog food" NAV. In addition Microsoft seem to be treating NAV as an application not a development tool. So you get the "ship it anyway" mentality. Unfortunately, it seems that enough people fall for the hype to make it worthwhile to ship the dev tools too in recent times. Witness the sexy but broken additions to MS-SQL over the last few years.
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* SQL Server / Visual Studio:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/nav/archive/201 ... -2010.aspx
* Office / SharePoint:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/nav/archive/201 ... -2010.aspx
Regards, Michael
Lead Program Manager, Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server & Tools
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What could be the solution if I have VS 2010 and NAV 2009?
I'm not anymore able to use the Report Layout??
Or is there a solution (free versions of previous VS tools, for instance).
But oh my foes and oh my friends, it gives a lovely light
Visual studio express 2008, web developer.
and
Microsoft Report Viewer Add-on for Visual Web Developer 2008 Express Edition
Files should be available on ms downloads:
en_visual_studio_2008_express_with_service_pack_1_x86_dvd_x15-04728.iso
VWD_RV_Addon_enu.exe
And yes, they're 'free'.
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I'll try to find this file right now.
But oh my foes and oh my friends, it gives a lovely light
Hi Michael,
Is the NAV 2009 R2 also compatible with Office 2010? Is there any company that has been used NAV 2009 R2 with Office 2010? Thank You.
Johanna