Dynamicsnav:////runpage? not working

nightrod
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Hi,
I have installed the demonstration version of dynamics nav 2009.
Also i have installed visual studio 2008.
When i want to run a page using the start -> run option with Dynamicsnav:////runpage?page=50000
it doesnt start a page but only a explorer screen with the search option.
i have also installed the development kit from the nav install dvd but still no results.
What do i need to install or change to use the runpage option?
Thanx, Rod
I have installed the demonstration version of dynamics nav 2009.
Also i have installed visual studio 2008.
When i want to run a page using the start -> run option with Dynamicsnav:////runpage?page=50000
it doesnt start a page but only a explorer screen with the search option.
i have also installed the development kit from the nav install dvd but still no results.
What do i need to install or change to use the runpage option?
Thanx, Rod
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Did you include the machine name and company name as well?
The syntax is:
dynamicsnav:// [machine name] /DynamicsNAV/ [company name] /runpage?page=50000
Example:
dynamicsnav://localhost/DynamicsNAV/CRONUS International Ltd./runpage?page=50000Michael Lund
Software Development Engineer in Test
Microsoft Dynamics NAV
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So if Dynamicsnav:////runpage?page=50000 works for me, is that because I only have one database with only one company?0
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DenSter wrote:So if Dynamicsnav:////runpage?page=50000 works for me, is that because I only have one database with only one company?
It seems that yes... or it is because you are MVP... :-D0 -
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That doesn't work as well.
when i enter that line in the explorer adresline it start up nav.
i took out the firewall but that made no difference.
Got some other ideas? :-k
Thanks!0 -
reinstall nav?0
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nightrod wrote:That doesn't work as well.
when i enter that line in the explorer adresline it start up nav.
i took out the firewall but that made no difference.
Got some other ideas? :-k
Thanks!
Hi nightrod,
What happens if you use:
Start -> Run
- and then paste the URL (ex: dynamicsnav://localhost/DynamicsNAV/CRONUS International Ltd./runpage?page=50000)
- hit enter
?
If you still can't get it working, try the following:
Start -> Run
- and then paste "[the physical path to RTC executable]" + "[dynamicsnav://localhost/DynamicsNAV/CRONUS International Ltd./runpage?page=50000]" (without the plus sign of course)
- hit enterMichael Lund
Software Development Engineer in Test
Microsoft Dynamics NAV
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where can i find the path to RTC?
i don't know what it is.0 -
Hi,
This should also work. You don´t need the server- and the companyname.
Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.Client.exe "Dynamicsnav:////runpage?page=50000"
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Henrik Skydtsgaard
Software Development Engineer
Microsoft Dynamics NAV
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Hi,
This one is working! But it also starts a new role client with it.
What can be the problem why the normal function is not working???
Thanks!0 -
In your registry under Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT there should be a key called
DYNAMICSNAV
which should be a URL:Navision Protocol - which has a Open -> Command pointing to the command line you from above.
Sounds like that key is missing/wrong
Whether that is because the installer did something wrong, or you maybe don't have sufficient rights - I don't know.
Try to check your registry - you shouldn't have to change anything - I actually think the value should be updated when you start the RTC - but check your rights.Freddy Kristiansen
Group Program Manager, Client
Microsoft Dynamics NAV
http://blogs.msdn.com/freddyk
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The key is there.
it looks exactly like the one in the marketing beta vpc.0 -
When you say it open an explorer screen with a search option is that Internet Explorer?
What operating system and which version of IE are you running?Freddy Kristiansen
Group Program Manager, Client
Microsoft Dynamics NAV
http://blogs.msdn.com/freddyk
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it is the windows explorer screen that opened in the search mode.
Windows vista business, IE 7.0.6001
locally installed nav with sql express (the standard demo)
I have also installed nav 5 sp1 on this machine.0 -
Hi All
after installing NAV2009 and Creating a Customer Card page in page design from (NAV 2009 developer help)
and then Dynamicsnav:////runpage?page=50002 from Run window
get a different kind of error "You do not have permission to run 'Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server' Sytem Contact your Administrator"
ThanksRegards,
GD0 -
I think u do not have licence to run RTC,
areyou able to open RTC?0 -
No iam not able to run RTC
i get the same error Messagem when i run the RTC which is located at
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics NAV\60\RoleTailored Client\Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.Client.exe"
I was checking my license file what Granule is required for RTC to work because we successfully upgraded from 5.1 to 2009
ThanksRegards,
GD0 -
Thought would share this info with others
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Michael Lund wrote:Did you include the machine name and company name as well?
The syntax is:
dynamicsnav:// [machine name] /DynamicsNAV/ [company name] /runpage?page=50000
Example:
[url=dynamicsnav://localhost/DynamicsNAV/CRONUS]dynamicsnav://localhost/DynamicsNAV/CRONUS[/url] International Ltd./runpage?page=50000
hi in the above syntax we are having 5 slashes before run
but in Dynamicsnav:////run we have only 4
both are working..
wat is the difference?0 -
Hello!
In the danish version of NAV 2009 the company in the demo database is called CRONUS Danmark A/S. Does anybody know if there is a way to link directly to a page when there is a slash in the companyname?
For now I just renamed the company, but that might not always be a solution.
Cheers
Nicolai Hansen0 -
I tried this in 2009 Sp1 and it works fine
dynamicsnav://localhost/DynamicsNAV/KRONU/S/runpage?page=27
My company name is KRONU/S0 -
hi in the above syntax we are having 5 slashes before run
but in Dynamicsnav:////run we have only 4
The syntax is
[url=dynamicsnav://]dynamicsnav://[/url]<server/instance>/<company>/runpage?page=21
meaning that omitting <server/instance> will take away one of the slashes.
You can specify company without specifying server/instance - you cannot specify server/instance without specifying company.
in SP1 it works fine to have /'s in company names - and most of the time you can even just type it in.
If you have a very silly companyname like "CRONUS A/runpage" - then you might run into problems.
If you escape the companyname (EscapeDataString) the / will become %2f - and then you are home free.Freddy Kristiansen
Group Program Manager, Client
Microsoft Dynamics NAV
http://blogs.msdn.com/freddyk
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freddy.dk wrote:hi in the above syntax we are having 5 slashes before run
but in Dynamicsnav:////run we have only 4
The syntax is
[url=dynamicsnav://]dynamicsnav://[/url]<server/instance>/<company>/runpage?page=21
meaning that omitting <server/instance> will take away one of the slashes.
You can specify company without specifying server/instance - you cannot specify server/instance without specifying company.
in SP1 it works fine to have /'s in company names - and most of the time you can even just type it in.
If you have a very silly companyname like "CRONUS A/runpage" - then you might run into problems.
If you escape the companyname (EscapeDataString) the / will become %2f - and then you are home free.
thanks freddy0
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