Comments for Dynamics Planet http://dynamicsplanet.com Dynamics,NAV,Navision,Outlook,SSRS,SQL,Report,Microsoft,ERP,accounting,software,outsourcing Thu, 17 Dec 2009 13:22:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Plug-in for TFS Source control by Vadim http://dynamicsplanet.com/2009/07/plug-in-for-tfs-source-control/comment-page-1/#comment-5334 Vadim Thu, 17 Dec 2009 13:22:39 +0000 http://dynamicsplanet.com/?p=41#comment-5334 I am planing to release version that would not depend on file name of the file in Source Control in mid January. I need to work a bit on internal structure of the plug-in, shortly after that I will create TFS 2010 compatible version. I am planing to release version that would not depend on file name of the file in Source Control in mid January. I need to work a bit on internal structure of the plug-in, shortly after that I will create TFS 2010 compatible version.

]]> Comment on Plug-in for TFS Source control by Edel http://dynamicsplanet.com/2009/07/plug-in-for-tfs-source-control/comment-page-1/#comment-5300 Edel Tue, 15 Dec 2009 07:15:08 +0000 http://dynamicsplanet.com/?p=41#comment-5300 Hello Vadim, thanks for your fast reply. I was away for a few weeks, so i had no chance to write a reply. Is there a chance to say when the next version with new object handling and VS2010 support will come? Thanks to you... edel Hello Vadim,

thanks for your fast reply. I was away for a few weeks, so i had no chance to write a reply. Is there a chance to say when the next version with new object handling and VS2010 support will come?

Thanks to you…

edel

]]> Comment on Plug-in for TFS Source control by Luc van Vugt http://dynamicsplanet.com/2009/07/plug-in-for-tfs-source-control/comment-page-1/#comment-5223 Luc van Vugt Wed, 02 Dec 2009 15:40:42 +0000 http://dynamicsplanet.com/?p=41#comment-5223 Hi Vadim, THANX, you helped me out. It was the license. b rg Luc Hi Vadim,

THANX, you helped me out. It was the license.

b rg
Luc

]]> Comment on Plug-in for TFS Source control by Vadim http://dynamicsplanet.com/2009/07/plug-in-for-tfs-source-control/comment-page-1/#comment-5222 Vadim Wed, 02 Dec 2009 13:45:23 +0000 http://dynamicsplanet.com/?p=41#comment-5222 Hi Luc, There can be several reasons for that. 1) Our plug-in is working with version of the object that in the workspace folderof the TFS. Thus before send it to NAV make sure you've got latest or specific version of the file in folder that setup in TFS Workspace. Just check if there is such file in specified folder. 2) Check your NAV license since plug-in respects NAV license, in order it to work you must have development license for the objects range you are trying to import and export. To check just try to Import and export these objects in TXT format manually usinf NAV client. 3) On your system at least one NAV classic client must be installed. We all know that it is not necessary to install NAV classic client in order it to work,you can just copy it from installation folder. But during installation Runtime Object of NAV is registring in the system. So it is no matter which version but at least one version of NAV must be installed on your system. You can install NAV 4.0 and then copy NAV 2009 from installation folder, and plugin will work with both clients. Please contact if you have any issues. Hi Luc,

There can be several reasons for that.

1) Our plug-in is working with version of the object that in the workspace folderof the TFS. Thus before send it to NAV make sure you’ve got latest or specific version of the file in folder that setup in TFS Workspace. Just check if there is such file in specified folder.

2) Check your NAV license since plug-in respects NAV license, in order it to work you must have development license for the objects range you are trying to import and export. To check just try to Import and export these objects in TXT format manually usinf NAV client.

3) On your system at least one NAV classic client must be installed. We all know that it is not necessary to install NAV classic client in order it to work,you can just copy it from installation folder. But during installation Runtime Object of NAV is registring in the system. So it is no matter which version but at least one version of NAV must be installed on your system. You can install NAV 4.0 and then copy NAV 2009 from installation folder, and plugin will work with both clients.

Please contact if you have any issues.

]]> Comment on Plug-in for TFS Source control by Luc van Vugt http://dynamicsplanet.com/2009/07/plug-in-for-tfs-source-control/comment-page-1/#comment-5212 Luc van Vugt Sat, 28 Nov 2009 09:35:07 +0000 http://dynamicsplanet.com/?p=41#comment-5212 A great initiative! But I am missing some documentation as I am not getting it working yet, i.e. getting errors. I have installed TFS and the plug-in which is showing in TFS on the Add-in Manager window. I am also getting the context menu items "Sent to NAV" and "Get from NAV". But as soon as I select a code object (f.e. COD1.txt) and select either of them an error message pops up. Get from NAV -> Finished with Errors / Error:Codeunit_1003:Get from Nav Send to NAV -> Finished with Errors / Error:C:\Data\NAV TSF Source Control\W1\6.00.SP1\app\baseapp\COD1001.txt:Failed to send to Nav NAV 2009 SP1 Classic Client is running at the same time. Any idea what I am doing wrong? A great initiative! But I am missing some documentation as I am not getting it working yet, i.e. getting errors.

I have installed TFS and the plug-in which is showing in TFS on the Add-in Manager window. I am also getting the context menu items “Sent to NAV” and “Get from NAV”. But as soon as I select a code object (f.e. COD1.txt) and select either of them an error message pops up.

Get from NAV -> Finished with Errors / Error:Codeunit_1003:Get from Nav

Send to NAV -> Finished with Errors / Error:C:\Data\NAV TSF Source Control\W1\6.00.SP1\app\baseapp\COD1001.txt:Failed to send to Nav

NAV 2009 SP1 Classic Client is running at the same time.

Any idea what I am doing wrong?

]]> Comment on Plug-in for TFS Source control by Vadim http://dynamicsplanet.com/2009/07/plug-in-for-tfs-source-control/comment-page-1/#comment-5198 Vadim Thu, 26 Nov 2009 11:22:32 +0000 http://dynamicsplanet.com/?p=41#comment-5198 Hi Edel, Thank you for your interest to our work. As for questions you have. Plugin do check if there are several instances of Navision running, in case you have more then one instance it will open window with list of database opened asking to which instance to work with. As for file name format the answer for now is no. The format should be VVVNNN.TXT without any additional description or any other words. However on our next release I will change the way that plugin identify object inside the file, it will no longer rely on file name. As for question from Gen: Currently plugin is working for VS 2008 only. So if your company use TFS 2010 NAV developers can still use VS 2008 to connect to TFS 2010. But version of our plugin that support VS2010 will be available soon. Hi Edel,

Thank you for your interest to our work. As for questions you have. Plugin do check if there are several instances of Navision running, in case you have more then one instance it will open window with list of database opened asking to which instance to work with. As for file name format the answer for now is no. The format should be VVVNNN.TXT without any additional description or any other words. However on our next release I will change the way that plugin identify object inside the file, it will no longer rely on file name.

As for question from Gen: Currently plugin is working for VS 2008 only. So if your company use TFS 2010 NAV developers can still use VS 2008 to connect to TFS 2010. But version of our plugin that support VS2010 will be available soon.

]]> Comment on Plug-in for TFS Source control by Edel http://dynamicsplanet.com/2009/07/plug-in-for-tfs-source-control/comment-page-1/#comment-5197 Edel Thu, 26 Nov 2009 08:51:22 +0000 http://dynamicsplanet.com/?p=41#comment-5197 First of all, this is a very interesting and helpful add-in for TFS. Now i have a few questions. Will it be possible to identify different navision instances on the send-to or get-from procedure? As i experienced the files could be named in a different way like "VVVNNN some text to describe maybe object name.TXT", will this result in having problems on file handling, have you any clue on this issue? Thanks for your reply... edel First of all, this is a very interesting and helpful add-in for TFS.
Now i have a few questions. Will it be possible to identify different navision instances on the send-to or get-from procedure? As i experienced the files could be named in a different way like “VVVNNN some text to describe maybe object name.TXT”, will this result in having problems on file handling, have you any clue on this issue?

Thanks for your reply…

edel

]]> Comment on Plug-in for TFS Source control by Gen Miake http://dynamicsplanet.com/2009/07/plug-in-for-tfs-source-control/comment-page-1/#comment-5136 Gen Miake Fri, 13 Nov 2009 17:29:44 +0000 http://dynamicsplanet.com/?p=41#comment-5136 We have considerable interest in your product, but need to know more about compatibility with TFS 2010, and we would like a demo. We have a TFS 2008 instance up with the plugin installed. Please contact me as soon as possible. We have considerable interest in your product, but need to know more about compatibility with TFS 2010, and we would like a demo. We have a TFS 2008 instance up with the plugin installed. Please contact me as soon as possible.

]]> Comment on Command Line Dynamics NAV (Navision) Object Export Import by Vadim http://dynamicsplanet.com/2008/08/command-line-dymanics-nav-navision-object-export-import/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Vadim Tue, 19 Aug 2008 17:16:34 +0000 http://www.dynamicsplanet.com/?p=25#comment-7 Dear Soren, thank you for your comments and I really pleased that you consider our implementation of useful. It is also pleasure to know that the are people in Dynamics NAV world who understands necessity of using of source control and other tools that supports team development. As for multiple clients, I am aware about this problem, it is happening because each NAV client generates its own objects in ROT. I was planing to fix it by checking if there are two or more sets of objects created by NAV. As for documentation unfortunately I don't have it. What I have is interface definitions of these objects. Contact me if you need it. Also consider to exchange links with us. It would be great pleasure to have you in our friends links. Dear Soren, thank you for your comments and I really pleased that you consider our implementation of useful. It is also pleasure to know that the are people in Dynamics NAV world who understands necessity of using of source control and other tools that supports team development.

As for multiple clients, I am aware about this problem, it is happening because each NAV client generates its own objects in ROT. I was planing to fix it by checking if there are two or more sets of objects created by NAV.

As for documentation unfortunately I don’t have it. What I have is interface definitions of these objects. Contact me if you need it.

Also consider to exchange links with us. It would be great pleasure to have you in our friends links.

]]> Comment on Command Line Dynamics NAV (Navision) Object Export Import by Soren Nielsen http://dynamicsplanet.com/2008/08/command-line-dymanics-nav-navision-object-export-import/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Soren Nielsen Tue, 19 Aug 2008 05:03:28 +0000 http://www.dynamicsplanet.com/?p=25#comment-6 And i love to see the upcoming integrations to source control. Really what i hoped it could be used for. And i love to see the upcoming integrations to source control. Really what i hoped it could be used for.

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