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OData access outside network
otk17
Member Posts: 13
Hi,
I have Dynamics Nav 2017 installed on my server with web client, that I can access outside my network throw https://mydomain.com/NAV/WebClient.
I configured a web service in NAV with https://localhost:7198/NAS/OData/Company('SuperCo')/ProdList (Odata is active on NAS with ssl). It works fine on my network.
so my question is how to get an access to my this odata feed (or for example SOAP) outside my network. How is it? Should I write small proxy .net application and deploy it on IIS?
I have Dynamics Nav 2017 installed on my server with web client, that I can access outside my network throw https://mydomain.com/NAV/WebClient.
I configured a web service in NAV with https://localhost:7198/NAS/OData/Company('SuperCo')/ProdList (Odata is active on NAS with ssl). It works fine on my network.
so my question is how to get an access to my this odata feed (or for example SOAP) outside my network. How is it? Should I write small proxy .net application and deploy it on IIS?
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