With all the AL code available to you in Business Central, sometimes you just need something that is not there, and it may already exist in a .NET library. If you are developing for an on-premises customer, you are able to directly use any .NET library within your AL code. This recipe will show you how to do that.
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- About Packt
- Contributors
- Preface
- Let's Get the Basics out of the Way
- Customizing What's Already There
- Technical requirements
- Adding fields to base application tables
- Modifying the base application interface
- Modifying the base application business logic
- Using In-client Designer
- Using Event Recorder
- Replacing base application reports
- Adding new profiles and role centers
- Adding filter tokens
- Adding application areas
- Let's Go Beyond
- Testing and Debugging - You Just Gotta Do It
- Old School, Meet New School
- Making Your App Extensible
- Business Central for All
- Technical requirements
- Consuming external web services
- Publishing your own web service
- Enabling basic authentication
- The Business Central API – exploring with Postman
- The Business Central API – retrieving data
- The Business Central API – creating data
- The Business Central API – publishing a custom endpoint
- Power Platform – using Microsoft Power BI
- Power Platform – using Microsoft Flow
- Power Platform – using Microsoft PowerApps
- Consuming Azure Functions
- DevOps - Don't Live without It
- Time to Share Your Application!
- Other Books You May Enjoy
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