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Hi, since dataverse uses an app registration behind the scenes to connect to businesses central, I do not think that the user needs access to businesses central directly, however this is only an assumption and not something I have tried myself.

@@dennisfredborg I've tried it with a test account with the license I mentioned an also set it to to system administrator in power platform admin center, but when I click on a available business central tables it won't load and also if I open an app with some data nothing shows up idk what is the problem but probably a license issue called multiplexing :/

@yayakdrake hi, did you remember to assign permissions in business central to you Entra application for any specific tables you need to access?

@@dennisfredborg thanks dennis, you save my 2 days,,, you're right, in permission i set to specific table/package, thanks btw

In my blog post, you should be able to see all the source code fredborg.org/?p=1352

@Diya-d3c well it depends on the external system, because you should be able to create a codeunit, that you could expose as the notification url, however it will require that the other system can use oauth as part of their notification... to be honest I would not let Business Central be a direct subscriber to an other system webhooks, it would much easier and cleaner to have an azure function as a broker. And then let the azure function subscribe to the external system, and then when triggered retrieve the data, and push it to Business Central

To be honest I have not tried this but it should be possible learning.postman.com/docs/sending-requests/postman-vault/azure-key-vault/

Hi, as fare as I know then your user must have super permissions in the environment, but it should tell you in the vs code terminal if you have a permissions problem

It depends on what you mean by limited? After my experience they can do what you would expect from webhooks

Hi, to be honest I haven't used it in a long time, but I think a good starting point could be this page marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms.vss-exploratorytesting-web#supportedbrowsers it shows Microsofts official documentation. I hope I helps 🙂

Well you can pretty much use any http enabled endpoint, like logic apps, power apps or Web apps, the only requirement is that it can receive and send http requests and responds.

Hej, altså tænker du at du vil kalde en API page i BC, som så skal kalde en API hos zendesk? Fordi skal ville jeg nok lave en unbound action hvor du udstiller en function fra en codeunit, eller lave det på insert triggeren på en API page.

Hi, the easiest way to achieve this without having to code any AL, is to go to webservices in Business Central and expose page 483, then copy the link from the OData v4 URL, fredborg.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/vmconnect_InC3WkSxRO.png and use OData filter learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics-nav/using-filter-expressions-in-odata-uris to filter for the record that you need 🙂

Hi a good resource is this book www.kauffmann.nl/2023/01/31/microsoft-dynamics-365-business-central-api-v2-0-reference/ to be able to help you I need a little bit more information 🙂 Did you create a new API page called "Currency Exchange Rate" that you wish to access through the API, but you cannot find it? or you can find it but it does not return any data? also, remember that I have a blog post for this video here fredborg.org/?p=769 which might help you with the AL code there is also a part 2 here fredborg.org/?p=834

@@dennisfredborg Thank you very much for taking the time to respond. After doing some research I think what I did was enable the standard APIs in Azure, I really need help man, let's just say I'm a bit green with Dynamics. Can you give me a consultancy? What I need is that when some conditions occur (such as the introduction of values ​​in some fields in certain tables) an endpoint that I built is hit. Now you tell me how you handle that of the consultancies. It would really help me. Thanks in advance for being able to help me.

Hi, what does your Launch Json look like? it should look something like this: { "version": "0.2.0", "configurations": [ { "name": "Microsoft cloud sandbox", "request": "launch", "type": "al", "environmentType": "Sandbox", "environmentName": "NAME_OF_ENVIROMENT", "breakOnError": "All", "launchBrowser": true, "enableLongRunningSqlStatements": true, "enableSqlInformationDebugger": true, "tenant": "TEANTID" } ] } Or like so for Docker: { "version": "0.2.0", "configurations": [ { "type": "al", "request": "launch", "name": "Docker", "server": "CONTAINER_NAME/", "serverInstance": "BC", "environmentType": "OnPrem", "tenant": "default", "port": 7049, "authentication": "UserPassword", "breakOnError": true, "schemaUpdateMode": "Synchronize", "launchBrowser": true, "enableLongRunningSqlStatements": true, "enableSqlInformationDebugger": true } ] }

Hi, no the base application.dk-DK.xlf is the file that holds Microsoft base application xliff translations, and the alproject xliff file is the xliff file which is generated in your extension. So put in another way, base application xliff is your source and alproject xliff is your target.

@@dennisfredborg thanks very much buddy

Hi, The idea behind an interface vs a codeunit is that an Interface it a strong contract, which means that if you wish to extend some code though an interface you must implement all the functions, this helps to avoid writing code that will break because it expects a function that is not there. So the idea is that if you create an interface I can then implement this interface knowing that whom ever might change code in your underlying functions, my code will still work because I have subscribed to your interface and not the underlying code. A good example of this is in the base app if you look at the Price Calculation, because it is written based on an interface you can safely change between the different implementations, because there is a strong contract, so I would know that everything is handled in one way or another. I know that the concept of interface can seem very abstract, but if you are interested you should try to look at how interfaces work in C# since there is much more documentation, and the concept is the same for AL.