Javascript
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Connecting to NAV Web Services from Javascript
Prerequisites Please read this post to get a brief explanation of the scenario I will implement in Javascript. BTW. Basic knowledge about Javascript and XML is required to understand the following post:-) Browser compatibility The sample in this post will work with Internet Explorer. I have only tried this with IE8, but according to documentation it should work from IE5 and up. I actually also tried to download Mozilla FireFox 3.6 and Opera 10.10 – but I failed to make...
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Using touchscreens with the RoleTailored Client
I LOVE the RoleTailored Client, I LOVE the fact that everything is metadata driven and i LOVE what this will give us (us being everybody using NAV) going forward. As a result of the investments leading to NAV 2009, NAV has by far the most modern UX and the new framework allows us to innovate faster and more consistent than any other ERP solution out there. We can change the UX to follow Microsoft Office 2010 if we decide to,...
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Integration to Virtual Earth – Part 4 (out of 4)
(a small change added that simplifies the SmallVEControl class definition) With the release of NAV 2009 SP1 CTP2 (to MVPs, TAP and BAP) and the official release of the statement of Direction, I can now write about the last part of the integration to Virtual Earth. People who hasn’t access to NAV 2009 SP1, will unfortunately have to wait until the official release until they can take advantage of this post. Please not that you should read Part 1, Part...
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Integration to Virtual Earth – Part 2 (out of 4)
If you haven’t read Part 1, you should do so before continuing here. In Part 1 we saw how to add geographical information to your customer table and how to connect to the Virtual Earth geocode web service. Now we want to put this information to play. First of all, we all know Virtual Earth (if not – try it at http://maps.live.com). Less commonly known is it, that the map control used in maps.live.com actually is available for public usage...
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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...
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Search in NAV 2009 – Part 1 (out of 3)
During the partner keynote and during a couple of the other presentations, we showed a small application, which was able to search in NAV 2009 through multiple tables, display a result set and allow people to drill into task pages in NAV 2009 from the search result window. During the next 3 posts, I will explain how this demo is done and make it available for download. The sample comes with absolutely no warranty, but you can download it and...
