Hello all!
As it may be noticed from my earlier posts, I'm a novice in Navision and its functionality.
My primary task now is to build a public web site web shop based on Navision 4.0 system and its components. I tried the Navision-CommerceGateway-BizTalk route (and met with innumerable problems!) although I'm not sure what to do or expect.
Now, it seems that case studies and literature are very hard to find so I ask a question here:
what's the best / easiest / recommended way to build a fully fledged ASP.NET web shop using Navision as a base? Are there off-the-shelf Windows-platform web interfaces for Navision available? Is my way (Navision-CommerceGateway-BizTalk) the correct one? Where to find a comprehensive literature?
In short: how to build a web shop?
Thank you very much in advance.
Regards,
Hrvoje
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Other possible solution are to use NAS and the message queue.
This is the option we are leveraging. We've been using the Biztalk and found it to be a bit problematic and definitely more costly to maintain the license for it than to build solutions through MSMQ, which is of course free! I'm in the process of completing a project interfacing to a service module as I speak. *hehe*
Found a good link that should cover much of what you're talking about doing. It's a good document in a series on the Partner site.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/MBS/TechArticles/Navision/default.aspx?pull=/library/en-us/dnnav/html/nav_accbizlayerws.asp
Microsoft Dynamics NAV Developer
the best (and recommended way) is to use Commerce Portal.
Another solution may be to create your own ASP, ASP.NET,... shop web site and you will use MSMQ and NAS for the communication.
IMHO it is not a good solution to use BizTalk and Commerce Gateway because in the nature of these two products, the communication is assynchronous and therefore not ideal to be used when you need a synchronous response.
HTH,
Rainer