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How Restrict Users from using D365 Business central App after trial Period ?

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Posted on by Nishit 2

Hello All,

I have published D365 Business Central App on Microsoft App source,

but how can i restrict users to user the App After Trial Period(30 Days).

i mean can anyone give me an idea to do a code to handle Trial Period in VS code?

Thanks,

Nishit Patel

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  • Nishit Profile Picture
    Nishit 2 on at

    okey, but i have the Web service of type NAV SOAP, and for that we'll have to send  XML Request. so is it possible to send XML request like,

    Url := 'www.w3schools.com/.../tempconvert.asmx&;;

           reqText := '< CelsiusToFahrenheit xmlns=”www.w3schools.com/webservices”>' +

    '<Celsius>10</Celsius>' +

    '</CelsiusToFahrenheit>';

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    Stefano Demiliani Profile Picture
    Stefano Demiliani 37,166 Most Valuable Professional on at

    You can use HttpClient object: docs.microsoft.com/.../httpclient-class

  • Nishit Profile Picture
    Nishit 2 on at

    Thanks for quick response,

    Can you provide some sample code to call SOAP Web services from VS code AL extension(for Cloud Extension Target version)?

    I have tried using dotnet variable's Code as follows, but it gives an error that we can not use dotnet variables in Extension Development.

    29_2D00_09_2D00_2018-12_2D00_40_2D00_34-PM.png

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    Stefano Demiliani Profile Picture
    Stefano Demiliani 37,166 Most Valuable Professional on at

    For custom licensing your app, you could create an activation function where you call a WS by passing the tenant ID where the app is installed and then returning a license key in an hidden table. In your objects you can che if there is this license key or not. This is just an idea. There’s not a standard way now to handle your app licensing.

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    Nishit 2 on at

    Hi Stefano can you please give me the idea about custom licensing? using WS?

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    Nishit Profile Picture
    Nishit 2 on at

    Thanks a lot Stefano,

    I was exactly looking for this kind of solution.

    Thanks Again.

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    Stefano Demiliani Profile Picture
    Stefano Demiliani 37,166 Most Valuable Professional on at

    If you mean a trial D365BC tenant, the solution is here:

    [View:https://demiliani.com/2018/08/02/dynamics-365-business-central-how-to-check-in-your-extension-is-running-on-a-trial-tenant/]

    If instead you mean a custom control for your app, you need to handle the “licensing” in a custom way now, for example calling a WS for activating the app or loading a license file and so on.

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