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Publish REST API
TallyHo
Member Posts: 383
Hi, I'd like to know if it is possible to PUBLISH a REST API in BC/NAV latest versions,
taking the expectations below into account:
-I need to be as flexible in coding possibilities as we are using Soap/XML.
-I need to post and get data to/from the API in any way or form as long as it is
within the REST/JSON standards.
-All the data communicated is in custom tables.
I've been looking into API beta, v1, v2 and I just can't see how to put them to use for me.
taking the expectations below into account:
-I need to be as flexible in coding possibilities as we are using Soap/XML.
-I need to post and get data to/from the API in any way or form as long as it is
within the REST/JSON standards.
-All the data communicated is in custom tables.
I've been looking into API beta, v1, v2 and I just can't see how to put them to use for me.
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And for complex types json check out this link:
https://forum.mibuso.com/discussion/72539/nav-2018-api-complex-types
Got it all working.. when i found out that the graph management functions
are not avaliable for cloud, only onprem. Why?!?
My conclusion, soap is the still only flexible way to go creating custom solutions for BC/NAV.