If you ever need to consume a SOAP web service from Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, the first step you should take is asking the people responsible for that web service to create a REST version. If that’s not possible this post is for you. I’ll use this SOAP web service I found online at http://www.dneonline.com/calculator.asmx for the example, it’s a simple service-calculator with four methods to add, substract, multiply or divide two integers.…
I’ve been a X++ developer for almost 10 years, that’s the 100% of my professional career, excluding internships. During these…
During the past week I attended the Microsoft Business Applications Summit (MBAS). It was my first time in an event…
READ THIS!!! This is a really old and outdated post. Microsoft is already offering native built-in monitoring and telemetry using…
One of the options to integrate MSDyn365FO with external systems is using the data entities with REST services and OData.…
You can read my complete guide on Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations and Azure DevOps. In the first…
You can read my complete guide on Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations and Azure DevOps. One of the…