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NAV 2013 R2, OneNote 2013 and Mobile OneNote app
clarasdk
Member Posts: 46
I am currently trying to set up an OneNote demo where I show OneNote integration from Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 all the way to the OneNote app for Iphone/Android/Windows phone and back again.
I can make OneNote integration work from the NAV client to a local OneNote “database” on my computer. So I know OneNote and NAV is working in my setup.
To get access to the OneNote database from the mobile app I need to have it on OneDrive under my user and documentation folder…. And here the problems start. I cannot make NAV access this folder and get user rights problems all the time. I have shared my OneDrive folder with everyone, I have shared the “local” copy of the OneDrive folder on my PC with everyone and I have given the network service for my service tier full access. But with no success…..
Has anybody been able to setup a OneNote database that is accessible via the NAV 2013 R2 link and also from a mobile app (does not matter what phone I have access to all kinds).
I remember I once have seen a demo my Microsoft where they made a photo on a phone and this photo became instantly visible from the OneNote instance opened from NAV. However, I think the demo was with Office 2010 and probably before SkyDrive/OneDrive….
I can make OneNote integration work from the NAV client to a local OneNote “database” on my computer. So I know OneNote and NAV is working in my setup.
To get access to the OneNote database from the mobile app I need to have it on OneDrive under my user and documentation folder…. And here the problems start. I cannot make NAV access this folder and get user rights problems all the time. I have shared my OneDrive folder with everyone, I have shared the “local” copy of the OneDrive folder on my PC with everyone and I have given the network service for my service tier full access. But with no success…..
Has anybody been able to setup a OneNote database that is accessible via the NAV 2013 R2 link and also from a mobile app (does not matter what phone I have access to all kinds).
I remember I once have seen a demo my Microsoft where they made a photo on a phone and this photo became instantly visible from the OneNote instance opened from NAV. However, I think the demo was with Office 2010 and probably before SkyDrive/OneDrive….
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Unfortunately not.. Would gladly have tried it, but the priority is too low now..
Tino Ruijs
Microsoft Dynamics NAV specialist