How to use DotNet variable in VS Code (AL)

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• Kowa Member Posts: 918

  2018-02-26 edited 2018-02-26 Answer ✓

  DotNet is not supported in AL.
  https://docs.microsoft.com/de-de/dynamics-nav/developer/devenv-dev-faq#dotnet-types-are-not-available-in-extensions-v2-what-now

  Kai Kowalewski

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• cdurmaz Member Posts: 3

  2018-09-17

  I think it is possible now,
  https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-central/dev-itpro/developer/devenv-get-started-call-dotnet-from-al

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• Kowa Member Posts: 918

  2018-09-17 edited 2018-09-20

  Yes, this was added recently, but only when the development is intended for on-prem databases (compilation "target": "Internal" in app.json or as corresponding server parameter), not for apps running in the cloud.
  https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/nav/2018/06/25/developer-preview-june-2018-update/

  Kai Kowalewski

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• cdurmaz Member Posts: 3

  2018-10-07

  Thanks @Kowa . btw i could not manage to use that. i'm using NAV 2018 CU9 VSIX file for extensions but i can't see "al.assemblyProbingPaths" setting. When i use the latest AL version on the market, i can see that but i can not create a package for NAV 2018. I may missing something probably. Do you have any experience for using dotnet variables on NAV 2018 extensions?

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• Kowa Member Posts: 918

  2018-10-10 edited 2018-10-10

  Developer Preview functionality is not backported to NAV 2018 in any way and only fully supported in the next major release, which is now the rebranded Product 'Dynamics 365 Business Central On-Premises' which was released 10 days ago.

  Kai Kowalewski

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• xenos Member Posts: 16

  2018-10-12

  I was surprised as well MesutG It was rumored that .NET were going to be available in AL. I'm just like you very disappointed (I assume).

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• Devang Member Posts: 1

  2019-07-08

  Does it mean we can not change cell color ?
  

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