Navision 2009 and Later Development Guidelines

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Hi all,

I was trying to find out the Development Guidlines for New Objects in Navision 2009 and later.

I would like to have Development Guidlines for -

Page Development.

XML Port Development.

Web Service Developemt.

RTC Report Developemnt.

  • Please let me know if anyone know where i can find it.

Thanks & Regards,

Saurav Dhyani

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What do you mean by guide lines exactly? All of the development material is available on CustomerSource and PartnerSource and there are books available from Packt Publishing as well.

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Hi Max,

I mean to say that i am looking for Best Practise for These objects development.

Thanks & Regards,

Saurav Dhyani

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Dear Saurav.

You can use Programming Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 book for learning new new features

otherwise try to get Microsoft material Course 80055A:C/Side Solution Development in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 from partner source (For this you must subscribe Microsoft learning plans )

in this material they creating a new seminar module in Nav 2009 ,Explained everything Page,Xml port,RDLC reports

for self study and practice Course 80055A is very good… [:)]

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Hi all,

Thanks for your prompt reply.

what i think i was unclear about my query. What i want is the Best Practices while creating objects used in Role Tailored Client.

For example if i am creating a document page, which all actions should be promted (or Promted big) as per microsoft.

I mean to say that the standard that we should follow while creating new objects.

For Example - POST button on the Document Pages should be promted and also promted is big with icon.

Please revert back if you know where i can find such document.

Thanks & Regards,

Saurav DHyani

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Back in time we had the “Application Designer’s Guide” and a “GUI Guide”. Which was very good to have. That is the one you are searching for, Saurav Dhyani.

But since Microsoft stopped following their own guide-lines (e.g. form 42), these guides have not been updated. Perhaps the ADG, but it is a very long time since I have seen a GUI-guide from MS.
On the other hand, designing a page (as is) does not give the developer/designer much freedom or leave any space for creative challenges…

Sad [:(]