Navision

Navision

This page is for Navision versions up to Dynamics NAV 2009 SP1.

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Import tool packages

 

System version

Tool version

Tool files

Tool Name

System version

Tool version

Tool files

Tool Name

Navision

2.5

wmx2navision_x86_v2.5.zip wmx2navision_x64_v2.5.zip

 

Navision 6.0 SP1

2.2

wmx2navision600sp1_v2.2.zip

 

Navision 5.0

2.2

wmx2navision500_v2.2.zip

 

Navision 4SP3

2.2

wmx2navision400sp3_v2.2.zip

 

Navision 4SP2

1.3

wmx2navision400sp2_v1.3.zip

 

Navision 4SP1

1.3

wmx2navision400sp1_v1.3.zip

 

Navision 4.00

1.2

wmx2navision400_v1.2.zip

 

Navision 370b

1.1

wmx2navision370b_v1.1.zip

 

Navision 370a

1.3

wmx2navision370a_v1.3.zip

 

Navision 360

1.1

wmx2navision360_v1.1.zip

 

 

 

Requirements and notes

  • C/Front Granule 1,800

  • must install C/Side client, SDK and C/Front

Import tool settings

You need to create a file called settings.xml and place it in the same folder as the tool.

settings.xml for Version 360 and 370b

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <Settings> <Navision> <!-- The driver to use: NDBCS Microsoft SQL Server NDBCN Navision Database Server --> <DriverType>NDBCN</DriverType> <!-- The network protocol to use for network communication, depending on the DB server SQL Server: Default Use the default Net Type. Named Pipes Use Named Pipes. TCP/IP Sockets Use TCP/IP Sockets. Multiprotocol Use Multiprotocol. Navision Database Server: netb Use NetBIOS. tcp Use TCP/IP. --> <NetType>netb</NetType> <!-- The name of the server that you want to connect to. --> <ServerName></ServerName> <!-- The database to open (see example below) --> <!-- C:\Program Files\Microsoft Business Solutions-Navision\Client\database.fdb --> <DatabaseName></DatabaseName> <CompanyName></CompanyName> <UseWindowsAuthentication>true</UseWindowsAuthentication> <!-- Login and password if windows authentication is not used --> <User></User> <Password></Password> <!-- The size of the cache in KB --> <CacheSize>2000</CacheSize> <!-- Whether or not to use CommitCache --> <UseCommitCache>false</UseCommitCache> </Navision> <!-- ERP Web Service account provided by Webmercs --> <Email></Email> <Password></Password> <!-- Email for receiving error reports. Separate multiple emails with ; --> <AdminEmail></AdminEmail> </Settings>

settings.xml for Versions 4.0 up til 6 (Dynamics NAV 2009)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <Settings> <Navision> <!-- The driver to use: Sql Microsoft SQL Server Native Navision Database Server --> <DriverType>Sql</DriverType> <!-- The network protocol to use for network communication, depending on the DB server SQL Server: SqlDefault Use the default Net Type. SqlNamedPipe Use Named Pipes. SqlTcpSocket Use TCP/IP Sockets. SqlMultiProtocol Use Multiprotocol. Navision Database Server: NativeNetB Use NetBIOS NativeSecureTcp Use TCPS NativeTcp Use TCP/IP --> <NetType>SqlDefault</NetType> <!-- The name of the server that you want to connect to. --> <ServerName>DB</ServerName> <!-- The database to open --> <DatabaseName></DatabaseName> <CompanyName></CompanyName> <UseWindowsAuthentication>true</UseWindowsAuthentication> <!-- Login and password if windows authentication is not used --> <User></User> <Password></Password> <!-- The size of the cache in KB --> <CacheSize>2000</CacheSize> <!-- Whether or not to use CommitCache --> <UseCommitCache>false</UseCommitCache> </Navision> <!-- ERP Web Service account provided by Webmercs --> <Email></Email> <Password></Password> <!-- Email for receiving error reports. Separate multiple emails with ; --> <AdminEmail></AdminEmail> </Settings>

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