From time to time you might want to display large block of text in Business
Central. Maybe the request / response from some integration. Maybe the contents
of a text file that has been imported. I’ve written before about using the
WebPageViewer ad...
TL;DR You can assign Business Central (and other) API permissions to managed
identities. Use the Microsoft Graph PowerShell module and then create an Entra
Application record in Business Central for the client id of the managed identity
(without t...
Intro We’re doing more with Azure resources. I expect that you are too.
Especially Static Web Apps and Azure Functions that we need to be able to call
back into the Business Central and Dataverse APIs. To authenticate with Business
Central we woul...
Recap See here for part 1 of this series. The challenge that we are trying to
solve is to allow Business Central apps to call each other’s functionality
without creating a dependency. ⚠️ Reminder: only do this when you cannot create
a dependency b...
Intro I’ve written before about using the WebPageViewer control add-in to add a
little zest et je ne sais quoi to your BC pages. You can set html content like
this or use JavaScript to neatly format JSON like this. Obviously, you have more
control...
Intro A while ago I posted a series of thoughts about integration between
Business Central apps. You can find the original posts here. Those posts are 7
years old, presumably there must be a better way to do it now? It’s time for a
fresh look… Obj...
From time to time I want to get some result from a PowerShell command into Excel. Unless I’m missing something, there isn’t a great option to do this in standard PowerShell.
I know that you can use Export-Csv or Export-Clixml and t...