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If you’ve already read my previous article about introduction in BC and Talent integration, then you probably expect the next part. I cannot put everything in one blogpost as it will be a huge one and it can be confused to track all details, so I decided to write it in parts. mais 401 palavras

Previously, we had gone through a blog on Viewing the Object Details of Business Central Extensions. Now, let’s explore to export the Extension details, generally the information available in the app.json of the extension created using Windows Powershell into formats like Html or Excel format. mais 267 palavras

By Robert Bulugea

I needed to send orders in XML format over webservice calls and I soon realized that although there were some resources on how you can do that with JSON text structures, there weren’t many containing XML structures. mais 189 palavras

I feel like this is the elephant in the room that everyone seems to ignore. How to make sure your Business Central extensions are secure. Ever since we moved into extensions our world has become so much bigger, we have API’s, we can call REST webservices from AL. mais 595 palavras

I set myself to find 99 reasons why you should use Flow or Logic App from Microsoft. Today, I will talk about how to leverage Business Central to calculate the tax. mais 710 palavras

A while ago I wrote about creating a React front end for Business Central.

In this post I used a fairly simple single web page example where the front end loads the entire React library. mais 334 palavras

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central has gained immense popularity as business solution. It has various qualities that make it worth the hype. Here we are going to discuss the factors that influence its popularity among users. mais 420 palavras