Creating XML ports for DOT NET Appln

thankesh
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Hi 8) ,
I want to create xml port in NAV 2009 SP1 for import/export Master tables (eg: Item) as a single xml file and Sales invoice (eg: sales header, sales line) combined as a single xml file with a common repository folder, and the values can be exported/imported from/to DOT NET appln. How to create it? Kindly help me. Looking forward hearing from you :-$ .
Can we do export/import xml files automatically from NAVISION? If yes. How to achieve it through SQL job schedulers?
I want to create xml port in NAV 2009 SP1 for import/export Master tables (eg: Item) as a single xml file and Sales invoice (eg: sales header, sales line) combined as a single xml file with a common repository folder, and the values can be exported/imported from/to DOT NET appln. How to create it? Kindly help me. Looking forward hearing from you :-$ .
Can we do export/import xml files automatically from NAVISION? If yes. How to achieve it through SQL job schedulers?

With warm regards,
Thankesh
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That sounds like a mammoth undertaking for just one request on here :-)
Have you considered some alternative to the whole XML thing? Like using the in built web services functionality in Dynamics NAV 2009?
Personally my preference to sending and receiving XML (or any file) is to use MSMQ on the end of a NAS...
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TonyH wrote:Have you considered some alternative to the whole XML thing? Like using the in built web services functionality in Dynamics NAV 2009?
Personally my preference to sending and receiving XML (or any file) is to use MSMQ on the end of a NAS...
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Hi tony,
Thank you so much for ur reply.
Yes. How does the web services are used in this scenario i.e) for XML ports? send me some links.With warm regards,
Thankesh
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I think your missing a lot of the points that are being thrown your way.
My perception, and I could be wrong here, is that you are in search of a silver bullet that will develop this whole solution for you with the most limited amount of work possible.
Instead, with something as large and complex as you are asking, your simply going to get some guidance and advise on what YOU can do to get to your solution.
Your question is not a simple right or wrong answer, and your going to need to do some work yourself.
Google results :-
Web services :- http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd355398.aspx
XML Ports :- http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd338846.aspx
Job Queue :- http://blogs.msdn.com/b/microsoft_dynam ... v-5-0.aspx (5.0 same as 2009)
NAS :- http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc563947.aspx
MSMQ, XML and NAS :- http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms952182.aspx
Everything you need to know to build your solution is somewhere in the links I've given you, searchable in this forum, or available in the help files...
Get coding....
t0
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