As the previous recipe took us through reading data from the API, it's only fair that we now create some.
This recipe will show you how to create data using the Business Central API.
The Business Central API – creating data
by Michael Glue
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Cookbook
- 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!
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