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(ENU)Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 Inside
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Subject of this book
This book is designed to bring point out the technical innovations in release 2009 of Microsoft Dynamics® NAV. Are chapters are written from a practical point of view and underlined with various examples.
Chapter 2 – General Introduction to Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009: This chapter gives an introduction into navigation and working with the RoleTailored Client from a user point of view. It also shows how the various pages can be customized without needing development.
Chapter 3 – Page Design with Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009: Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009 RoleTailored Client is completely built on objects called pages. Similar to forms, pages are used for presenting the data to the user. What is the difference behind pages in comparison to forms? What type of pages does exist? How can I build my own page? Are there any restrictions in comparison to forms? These and other questions are answered in this chapter.
Chapter 4 – Reporting (Services) in Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009: Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009 RoleTailored Client offers the new capability using Reporting Services to design Reports. Most of you have been using the Report Designer of Microsoft Dynamics® NAV for some time and you know about its advantages and disadvantages. What is different in using Reporting Services with version 2009, 5.0 or lower? What are the differences between NAV Reporting Designer and Reporting Services in NAV 2009? Are Microsoft Dynamics NAV Reporting features and Visual Studio features available? These are some of the key questions that are answered in this chapter.
Chapter 5 – Web Services in Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009: This chapter gives a short general introduction to Web Services and shows how Web Services can be used with Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009. Various examples how these Web Services can be consumed in either Visual Studio® 2005 or Visual Studio® 2008 are described. At the end of the chapter the limitations of Web Services in combination with Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009 are pointed out.
Chapter 6 – Update and Transforming Forms: This chapter shows the different transforming approaches and tools that are available in Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009 to transform forms used in Classic Client to pages used in the RoleTailored Client. Again, many examples point out the possibilities when transforming forms to pages.
Chapter 7 – General news in Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009: This chapter describes all other technical news that come along with Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009 that were not described in any other chapter. One key part are new properties, functions and objects and another key part are the changes to Dataports and XMLPorts when the RoleTailored Client is used.

CHAPTER 1 FOREWORD	Page	8
1.1 About the authors	Page	9
1.2 Subject of this book	Page	11
CHAPTER 2 GENERAL INTRODUCTION	Page	13
2.1 Classic and RoleTailored Architecture	Page	13
2.1.1 Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2-tier architecture	Page	13
2.1.2 Some reasons for the 3-tier Architecture	Page	14
2.1.3 Microsoft Dynamics NAV 3-tier architecture	Page	15
2.2 Introduction to RoleTailored Applications	Page	17
2.3 Comparison between RoleTailored Client and Classic Client	Page	18
2.4 Working with NAV RoleTailored Client	Page	20
2.4.1 Use the Role Center (Home)	Page	21
2.4.2 Customize the Role Center	Page	22
2.4.3 Removing menu items	Page	26
2.4.4 Reset your changes	Page	26
2.4.5 Create and customize a new Menu	Page	26
2.5 Concept of Pages	Page	33
2.5.1 Menu Bar	Page	33
2.5.2 Action Pane	Page	36
2.5.3 Fact Box Pane	Page	40
2.5.4 Creating a new Link	Page	44
2.5.5 Creating a new Note	Page	45
2.5.6 Customize list pages	Page	48
2.5.7 Filter Pane	Page	51
2.5.8 Sorting of data	Page	52
2.5.9 Search (Quick filter) feature	Page	52
2.5.10 Filter possibilities (Advanced Filters)	Page	53
2.5.11 Personal options - Create Charts	Page	57
2.5.12 Short Cuts and Keyboard Usage	Page	60
CHAPTER 3 PAGE DESIGN WITH MICROSOFT DYNAMICS NAV 2009	Page	64
3.1 Introduction to pages	Page	64
3.1.1 What is the difference of pages in comparison to forms?	Page	64
3.1.2 What types of pages do exist?	Page	65
3.2 Create my first 2 pages (Card and List page)	Page	66
3.2.1 Create my first list page	Page	66
3.2.2 Create my first card page	Page	70
3.3 CardFormID and Lookups	Page	73
3.3.1 CardFormID	Page	73
3.3.2 Drop Down and Field Groups	Page	75
3.3.3 Lookups	Page	82
3.4 Create Actions	Page	86
3.4.1 Related Information	Page	86
3.4.2 Report (Actions)	Page	89
3.4.3 Action Items	Page	92
3.4.4 NewDocumentItems	Page	96
3.4.5 Using Properties	Page	98
3.5 Create a Document page	Page	104
3.5.1 (Starting) Create a Header page	Page	105
3.5.2 Create a part page	Page	106
3.5.3 (Continue) Create a Header page	Page	107
3.5.4 Extend the header page with additional FactBoxes	Page	109
3.6 Create an Activity Center	Page	113
3.6.1 Cue Tables	Page	114
3.6.2 Cue Groups and Cues	Page	115
3.7 Create a Role Center	Page	117
3.7.1 Create Role Center page	Page	117
3.7.2 Activity Center	Page	118
3.7.3 Outlook item	Page	118
3.7.4 My Vendors	Page	118
3.7.5 My Notification	Page	118
3.7.6 Create a new profile	Page	119
3.7.7 Map user with profile	Page	121
3.8 Page Design Advanced	Page	122
3.8.1 Extend the Role Center with Activity Buttons	Page	122
3.8.2 Extend the role center with Home Items	Page	125
3.8.3 Matrix pages	Page	128
3.8.4 Create a wizard using pages	Page	138
3.8.5 Running Client in Help mode (Best practice)	Page	143
3.8.6 Other client parameters (related to page design)	Page	145
3.9 Summary	Page	146
CHAPTER 4 REPORTING (SERVICES) IN MICROSOFT DYNAMICS® NAV2009	Page	147
4.1 Create my first Report with 2 different layouts	Page	150
4.1.1 Create and Design the report for the Classic Client	Page	151
4.1.2 Create a layout suggestion in Visual Studio®	Page	154
4.1.3 Start the report for the RoleTailored Client	Page	160
4.2 Extend the existing layout in Visual Studio®	Page	161
4.2.1 Change the chart to 3D	Page	161
4.2.2 Point labels to the chart	Page	164
4.2.3 Change the background and border of the chart	Page	165
4.2.4 Change the Palette (color) of the chart	Page	167
4.3 What you should know about Visual Studio®	Page	169
4.3.1 Which version of Visual Studio® should / or could be used?	Page	169
4.3.2 What should you know about Visual Studio®?	Page	171
4.3.3 What features should or should not be used?	Page	173
4.3.4 How does this component affect implementations?	Page	174
4.4 Reporting (Services) Basics	Page	175
4.4.1 Grouping	Page	175
4.4.2 Method Sum	Page	183
4.4.3 Showoutput (and Request options)	Page	188
4.4.4 DrillDown and DrillThrough	Page	197
4.4.5 Images	Page	206
4.5 Reporting (Services) Advanced	Page	213
4.5.1 Document Mapping	Page	214
4.5.2 Using Integer table	Page	219
4.5.3 Using SAVEASPDF	Page	229
CHAPTER 5 WEBSERVICES IN MICROSOFT DYNAMICS NAV 2009	Page	242
5.1 Introduction	Page	242
5.1.1 Comparison between Web services and previous integration solutions	Page	243
5.1.2 Software Requirements for Web services	Page	244
5.1.3 Requirements to solve the examples in this chapter	Page	244
5.2 Microsoft Dynamics® NAV Web services Support	Page	244
5.3 Examples how to work with Web services	Page	247
5.3.1 Example 1: Codeunit Web Service	Page	248
5.3.2 Example 2: Page Web service	Page	263
5.3.3 Example 3: Enhancements of Page Web services	Page	272
5.4 Limitations of Web services	Page	276
5.4.1 Web services that include User Interfaces	Page	276
5.4.2 Unsupported Data Types	Page	278
5.4.3 Other Limitations	Page	279
5.5 Changing the port for Web services	Page	281
CHAPTER 6 UPDATE AND TRANSFORMING FORMS	Page	283
6.1 Introduction	Page	283
6.2 Basic Transformation	Page	283
6.2.1 Introduction	Page	283
6.2.2 Configuring the Transformation Configuration file	Page	286
6.2.3 Applying Code Rules	Page	287
6.2.4 Example - Basic Transformation of the Customer Card	Page	288
6.3 Enhanced Transformation using TIF Editor	Page	293
6.3.1 Introduction	Page	293
6.3.2 General Setup of TIF Editor	Page	293
6.3.3 Transformation Input Files	Page	295
6.3.4 Transformation of a Card Form	Page	298
6.3.5 Transformation of a List Form	Page	316
6.3.6 Transformation of a Main/Subform	Page	320
6.3.7 Transformation of a Worksheet Form	Page	329
6.3.8 Transformation of a Matrix Form	Page	333
6.3.9 Transformation of the MenuSuite	Page	340
6.4 Transformation Exceptions	Page	348
CHAPTER 7 GENERAL NEWS IN C/SIDE - C/AL	Page	352
7.1 New Properties, Functions and Objects	Page	352
7.1.1 New Properties in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009	Page	352
7.1.2 New Functions in Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009	Page	356
7.1.3 New Objects in Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009	Page	356
7.1.4 C/SIDE Reference Changes in Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009	Page	361
7.2 Redesigned Forms to support RoleTailored Client	Page	369
7.2.1 Redesigned Statistic Forms	Page	369
7.2.2 Modified Forms with InfoFrames	Page	369
7.2.3 Additional Forms to support Matrix-Layout in the RoleTailored Client	Page	371
7.2.4 Redesigned Forms with Filter Frames	Page	373
7.3 DataPort and XMLPort Changes	Page	373
APPENDIX	Page	383
Debugging C# in Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009	Page	383
Install multiple NAV Service tier on one server machine	Page	386
Creating charts for the role center using the chart wizard	Page	387
Report "What is possible"	Page	388

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