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I’ve promised this post to some attendees of my last Dynamics 365 Business Central development workshop in Microsoft Italy (c/o Microsoft House) last week.
Question was: How can I call Dynamics 365 Business Central logic from an external application? Simple answer given by all: you can publish a codeunit as web service and use the SOAP endpoint.
But if I want to use OData? You cannot…
Continue Reading demiliani’s Article on their blog
using OData V4 Bound Actions – Stefano Demiliani
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