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Mastering Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2016

You're reading from   Mastering Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2016 The compilation of best skillset to harness Microsoft Dynamics NAV for Administrators, Consultants, and Developers

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781786464309
Length 450 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Rabindra Sah Rabindra Sah
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Preface 1. Microsoft Dynamics NAV Installation FREE CHAPTER 2. Upgraded Features and Configuration in Dynamics NAV 2016 3. The C/AL and VB Programming 4. Testing and Debugging 5. Design and Development Considerations 6. Version Control and Code Management 7. Tuning Up the NAV System 8. Security in Dynamics NAV 2016 9. Upgrade and Migration 10. Interfacing NAV with Other Applications 11. Extending Dynamics NAV 2016 12. The Future of NAV

.NET interoperability


Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2016 is very rich in .NET interoperability operations. Most of the variables and functions used in .NET are now available or are supported in the C/SIDE environment. This provides us the power of the .NET platform in a C/SIDE environment.

.NET Interoperability features include communication between client- and server-side objects and the introduction of the concept of constructors.

You can call .NET Framework types from C/AL code, which is pretty interesting. In addition to this, you can also call methods, properties, and constructors from C/AL code. It is a straight forward deal.

Follow these steps:

  1. Define a DotNet type variable referring to the .NET Framework assembly type that contains the member:

  2. Define the subtype of the variable from the .NET assembly present:

  3. Call the variable as any other function variable in C/AL code:

  4. By declaring a variable of the DotNet data type and subtyping it to a specific .NET Framework class, you can access all...

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