Yesterday I got back from Milan after some great days, packed with awesome sessions and meeting even more awesome people. As it was the first time for me attending Directions EMEA (or any Directions for that matter) I want to sum up my impressions of this. I have to be honest: it was a bit … Read more
Again, my last post was some months ago – and I’d really like to have it differently. But again these last months were just a lot on the to-do list and I’m getting my backlog a bit shorter every day. So I’m looking forward getting some life on this blog again soon 😊 You might … Read more
My last post was already quite a while ago. That’s mostly because the work-load right now is kind of bananas. Never thought that there be so much projects in the midst of a pandemic 😅 But at least some small update is there in the meantime, that I can share. Thanks to Kenneth Fuglsangs tweet … Read more
It’s only been a bit more than a week when the last DynamicsCon ended, but it already feels much longer. Thank you again for joining my session. Now that the tension I felt is gone (read more about that in my previous post) I’d like to point out some links to you. First of all … Read more
After publishing the first version of the Azure Blob Storage API for Dynamics 365 Business Central yesterday I wanted to check if I find time some to add some more API-methods to it. When I wanted to add the handling for “Delete Container” and “Delete Blob” I also noticed the different optional URI-parameters and Request … Read more
Open Source App for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central to implement the Azure Blob Storage API.
In the last post I introduced you to a new function in the D365BCAppHelper-module – Get-D365BCManifestFromAppFile. I also informed you that it is limited to “regular” App-packages (meaning “non-Runtime-Packages” that weren’t created with Get-NAVAppRuntimePackage). But I also said that I would try to figure out if it is possible to include these as well. Spoiler … Read more
Get information from App-Files similar to Get-NavAppInfo, but without the need of having the standard libraries available.
When I initially started with the D365BCAppHelper-module I did not only want to easily see a representation of existing Dependencies between installed Apps. I also wanted to use it for scenarios like easily updating Apps with said dependencies (e.g. replacing “Base Application”). I know that there are already posts out there explaining the replacement of … Read more