Invoke Page Action via web services

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I am trying to invoke a "default" action via the Sales Order. I am trying to create a warehouse shipment from the Sales order. The action I am trying to invoke is <Action149> Id#149.

This is the URL I am trying to post:

{{ base_url }}/nav_SalesOrders('S001293'/149

Does the syntax look correct?

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Muratvzr 743 on at

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I think you should create separate code unit and add method on this and make this method Global. And add this method to web service And call this method via Web service

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I Gusti Made Ari 3,600 on at

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In NAV 2018 , you can use Boundaction, refer on below :

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics-nav/walkthrough-creating-and-interacting-odata-v4-bound-action

Syntax should be like :

http://<Server>:<WebServicePort>/ODataV4/Company('CRONUS%20International%20Ltd.')/SalesOrders(<Document Type>,<No.>)/NAV.Post

for Post function inside the Sales order page , please ensure the property as below :

Property Value

Local No

FunctionVisibility External

ServiceEnabled
Yes

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Thanks for this information. After my sales order posts, I am trying to call on the specific <action149> which "creates a warehouse shipment" from the Sales order that was just created. Can this be accomplished via a POST command?

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I Gusti Made Ari 3,600 on at

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Yes, it is possible . you need to create the function to create the warehouse shipment inside the page . please ensure there is no client call back (MESSAGE,ERROR prompt) and set the function properties as below :

Property Value

Local No

FunctionVisibility External

ServiceEnabled Yes

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RockwithNav 8,637 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Yes going with the Codeunit and then calling that code part will be a better Idea instead applying your Brain on this!!

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Tharanga Chandrasekara 23,118 on at

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I would create a new function in a codeunit and then expose the codeunit as a web service. Once the codeunit is exposed as a web service you can call the functions with a POST.

Link: http://www.tharangac.com/2019/02/call-business-central-function-through.html

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