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GETURL
kvb
Member Posts: 107
Hey, guys.
I am using Web client and it works well.
I want to generate a URL for every Purchase Order.
There is a GETURL function, but the problem is that for some reason the result of this function has 3 problems:
1. It has the 'http', not the 'https' prefix (why?);
2. It has 48900 port number and I have no idea where it coming from;
3. Domain name is also wrong.
Does anybody know what I have to configure to make that values correct?
On IIS everything is set up like i want it to be
(including the port number, domain name and https thing)
But GETURL returns a strange result.
If I manually change the problems above (1..3) in the GETURL result- it works perfectly.
Syntax i am using is:
GETURL(CLIENTTYPE::Web, COMPANYNAME, OBJECTTYPE::Page, 50, lr_PH, FALSE);
Please help.
I am using Web client and it works well.
I want to generate a URL for every Purchase Order.
There is a GETURL function, but the problem is that for some reason the result of this function has 3 problems:
1. It has the 'http', not the 'https' prefix (why?);
2. It has 48900 port number and I have no idea where it coming from;
3. Domain name is also wrong.
Does anybody know what I have to configure to make that values correct?
On IIS everything is set up like i want it to be
(including the port number, domain name and https thing)
But GETURL returns a strange result.
If I manually change the problems above (1..3) in the GETURL result- it works perfectly.
Syntax i am using is:
GETURL(CLIENTTYPE::Web, COMPANYNAME, OBJECTTYPE::Page, 50, lr_PH, FALSE);
Please help.
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SilverX
Member Posts: 134
Please check the Web Client Base URL in the NST configuration.Cheers
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thanks. It is in customSettings.config file.
Added 3 keys:
<add key="PublicODataBaseUrl" value="URLText" />
<add key="PublicSOAPBaseUrl" value="URLText" />
<add key="PublicWebBaseUrl" value="URLText" />
The file is by default for the BC is here:
\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central\140\Service