Integration with Azure Static Web Apps from Business Central
Preamble I’ve been working lately on an integration with a 3rd party service where the UI needs to be displayed in a web page. Two main options I think: I’ve blogged about…
Preamble I’ve been working lately on an integration with a 3rd party service where the UI needs to be displayed in a web page. Two main options I think: I’ve blogged about…
Long story, short Because you are using the pre-release of AL Language and you also have AL Test Runner installed. If you are using AL Test Runner then you probably want to…
From time to time you might want to display large block of text in Business Central. Maybe the request / response from some integration. Maybe the contents of a text file that…
Using Azure DevOps Wiki as a WYSIWYG Editor for Your Static Site #msdyn365bc #azure #docfx
TL;DR You can assign Business Central (and other) API permissions to managed identities. Use the Microsoft Graph PowerShell module and then create an Entra Application record in Business Central for the client…
Intro Update: while all of the below remains true and works, there is a better way to achieve this – described here: Calling Business Central Directly from a Managed Identity We’re doing…
Recap See here for part 1 of this series. The challenge that we are trying to solve is to allow Business Central apps to call each other’s functionality without creating a dependency.…
Intro I’ve written before about using the WebPageViewer control add-in to add a little zest et je ne sais quoi to your BC pages. You can set html content like this or…
Intro A while ago I posted a series of thoughts about integration between Business Central apps. You can find the original posts here. Those posts are 7 years old, presumably there must…
I don’t know if anyone needs this. I’m not sure if even I need this yet, but I am starting to find it useful. We use test plans in Azure DevOps to…
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