Gadget
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What COMPANY to use?
As you know, when creating an application consuming NAV Web Services you need to specify the Company name as part of the URL to the Web Service, but what company should you be using? Some applications are web front-ends placing data from the web application into NAV. For applications like this you typically would have a config file in which you specify what company things needs to go to. For these applications, this post adds no further value. Other applications...
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Microsoft Windows Vista Gadget – My “Stuff”
This is my second gadget. My first gadget was the Search gadget, which you can find here. I won’t repeat any explanation as to what a gadget is, nor will I talk about Javascript – instead I will focus upon the things, which are new in this post: Returning an XMLPort from Web Services to Javascript Running a Web Service method asynchronous Use the same gadget for invoking three different methods Poor mans error handling in Javascript What I want...
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Search in NAV 2009 – Part 3 (out of 3)
If you haven’t read part 2 and part 1 of the Search in NAV 2009 posts, you should do so before continuing. This is the 3rd and final part of the Search in NAV 2009 post. In this section I will show how to create a Windows Vista Gadget and have this gadget connect to NAV through Web Services and search in NAV (like the System Tray version in part 2). We will create an installable Gadget like: and when...
