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Access Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2016 SOAP Web Services via Azure Application Gateway
Chenjerai
Member Posts: 5
Hi,
I have a client with a NAV 2016 Server instance hosted on an Azure VM. I have configured a SOAP webservice that should be accessed externally, via an Azure Application Gateway.
I am able to access the WSDL page for this SOAP webservice over the internet. The problem is that when I try accessing any of the functions exposed on this SOAP webservice I get an error about not being able to access the server. I noticed it redirects to the local Azure VM machine name when I try executing/consuming any function that has been exposed.
Has anyone faced this before? And how did you overcome it?
Regards,
Chenjerai Madziwa
I have a client with a NAV 2016 Server instance hosted on an Azure VM. I have configured a SOAP webservice that should be accessed externally, via an Azure Application Gateway.
I am able to access the WSDL page for this SOAP webservice over the internet. The problem is that when I try accessing any of the functions exposed on this SOAP webservice I get an error about not being able to access the server. I noticed it redirects to the local Azure VM machine name when I try executing/consuming any function that has been exposed.
Has anyone faced this before? And how did you overcome it?
Regards,
Chenjerai Madziwa
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