Running Navision RTC through the web (LAN & IE)

rhardoyalrhardoyal Member Posts: 78
edited 2011-08-18 in NAV Three Tier
Hi,

How can I run Navision RTC through the web (navision web services)? Suppose I have a LAN/intranet and I want to run the RTC say through my browser (IE), how do I do that.

Any help please.

Thanks,
Rizwana

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  • Sam_MorrisSam_Morris Member Posts: 32
    As far as I know you can't. I'm not sure why you would want to either, not over a LAN. You can use webservices to expose functions and data, but not to see the RTC in IE. The RTC needs to be installed on the client machine. You might be able to use the RTC to connect over a WAN using VPN, but you would have to check performance for that.
  • BeliasBelias Member Posts: 2,998
    Mmmh, i don't know, but probably if you try to post the same question another time, you'll get a different answer :roll:
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  • SogSog Member Posts: 1,023
    in this world there are x kinds of applications. We'll discuss 2 here.
    First the webapplication. This application can be run from any browsers and is not standalone. These applications have code in a scripting language (usually javascript) with some html and css for layout. This is an application that can be used on any OS that has 1 or many browsers. Some applications are dependend on third party software. Which can be extensions in a browser (like flash and silverlight).

    The other one is the standalone program. this is usually developped for 1 platform and doesn't need a browser do run.
    It has it's own rules for displaying and handling data. And even can take up your entire screen. It's not depending on a browser and can't be run with it.

    Dynamics Nav is the latter, so you can't display the RTC trought IE.

    Just a quick question, are you developping for fun, training, ordered by customer, ...?
    |Pressing F1 is so much faster than opening your browser|
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