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Package & Deploy the Extension

Ashwini Tripathi
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This is the Nineth post in the series. If you want to go to previous post click here.

From the series of steps this post is dedicated to Step-8:

As a Eighth Step we will Package & Deploy the Extension to Business Central

Now it’s time to Build and Deploy the Extension, but before that one more step required for creating Permission Set.

I have made some modification to the file generated in above process. Below is the complete file.

Sample Permission Set

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<PermissionSets>
  <PermissionSet RoleID="BC_DV_DEMO" RoleName="BC_DV_Demo">
    <Permission>
      <ObjectID>50120</ObjectID>
      <ObjectType>0</ObjectType>
      <ReadPermission>1</ReadPermission>
      <InsertPermission>1</InsertPermission>
      <ModifyPermission>1</ModifyPermission>
      <DeletePermission>1</DeletePermission>
      <ExecutePermission>0</ExecutePermission>
      <SecurityFilter />
    </Permission>
    <Permission>
      <ObjectID>50120</ObjectID>
      <ObjectType>1</ObjectType>
      <ReadPermission>0</ReadPermission>
      <InsertPermission>0</InsertPermission>
      <ModifyPermission>0</ModifyPermission>
      <DeletePermission>0</DeletePermission>
      <ExecutePermission>1</ExecutePermission>
      <SecurityFilter />
    </Permission>
    <Permission>
      <ObjectID>50126</ObjectID>
      <ObjectType>0</ObjectType>
      <ReadPermission>1</ReadPermission>
      <InsertPermission>1</InsertPermission>
      <ModifyPermission>1</ModifyPermission>
      <DeletePermission>1</DeletePermission>
      <ExecutePermission>0</ExecutePermission>
      <SecurityFilter />
    </Permission>
    <Permission>
      <ObjectID>50126</ObjectID>
      <ObjectType>1</ObjectType>
      <ReadPermission>0</ReadPermission>
      <InsertPermission>0</InsertPermission>
      <ModifyPermission>0</ModifyPermission>
      <DeletePermission>0</DeletePermission>
      <ExecutePermission>1</ExecutePermission>
      <SecurityFilter />
    </Permission>
    <Permission>
      <ObjectID>50121</ObjectID>
      <ObjectType>8</ObjectType>
      <ReadPermission>0</ReadPermission>
      <InsertPermission>0</InsertPermission>
      <ModifyPermission>0</ModifyPermission>
      <DeletePermission>0</DeletePermission>
      <ExecutePermission>1</ExecutePermission>
      <SecurityFilter />
    </Permission>
    <Permission>
      <ObjectID>50120</ObjectID>
      <ObjectType>8</ObjectType>
      <ReadPermission>0</ReadPermission>
      <InsertPermission>0</InsertPermission>
      <ModifyPermission>0</ModifyPermission>
      <DeletePermission>0</DeletePermission>
      <ExecutePermission>1</ExecutePermission>
      <SecurityFilter />
    </Permission>
    <Permission>
      <ObjectID>50122</ObjectID>
      <ObjectType>8</ObjectType>
      <ReadPermission>0</ReadPermission>
      <InsertPermission>0</InsertPermission>
      <ModifyPermission>0</ModifyPermission>
      <DeletePermission>0</DeletePermission>
      <ExecutePermission>1</ExecutePermission>
      <SecurityFilter />
    </Permission>
    <Permission>
      <ObjectID>50120</ObjectID>
      <ObjectType>5</ObjectType>
      <ReadPermission>0</ReadPermission>
      <InsertPermission>0</InsertPermission>
      <ModifyPermission>0</ModifyPermission>
      <DeletePermission>0</DeletePermission>
      <ExecutePermission>1</ExecutePermission>
      <SecurityFilter />
    </Permission>
  </PermissionSet>
</PermissionSets>

Build the Package & Deploy.

Permission Set will also get deployed along with Extension.

You can Assign this Permission Set to respective Users.

Now you are good to proceed with Next Step.

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Modify, Assign and Process Email for Word Forms in Navision 2016

Ashwini Tripathi

Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2016 offers new functionality with Microsoft Word forms and emailing documents for Customers and Vendors. You can now modify the customer statement report and the vendor remittance report using Microsoft Word. You can also select a specific report format by customer to ease the statement process.

To make this functionality work for you, you need to make sure you have setup the SMTP Mail Setup. You can see my earlier post OFFICE 365 INTEGRATION IN NAV 2015 – Exchange Online this is still valid for Navision 2016.

Recall from my earlier posts, how to work with Word Layouts which I have written for 2015 but those are still valid for 2016 links as below.

Word Document Reports and Custom Layouts

Using Report Selector to run Report

Managing Report Layouts

In Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2016, Microsoft have extended the functionality for Word forms and Email beyond the Sales documents. We now have default Microsoft Word forms for Customer Statements and the Vendor Remittance report.

You can now modify the Word form to meet your needs, assign a custom Word layout to a specified customer or vendor and print or email based on those customer specific selections.

In the Report Layout selection, there is a new report object for the Customer Statement with a default Word report created.

The Mini Statement report (1316) is based on the existing RDLC customer statement but includes a Word report with the same information. You can use Managing Report Layouts to know more details regarding customizing the Layouts.

In Report Selection – Sales, you can set the Customer Statement to use the new report, Mini-Statement – 1316.
Report2016-1

Now your system is setup to use the specified layout for all customers and the statement itself is going to use the new report.

Now that Microsoft Dynamics NAV is setup to use the new report, you can assign a specific report by customer. This will enable you to have multiple formats processed at the same time.

We assigned a custom layout to the customer in the customer card.

Here you set your selection by document type, for example, the sales quote or the customer statement.

You can also enter an email address for the document. So, if the statement goes to your customer’s accounts receivable clerk and the sales quote is sent to the sales manager, you define this information in the Document Layouts page.

The system uses the custom layout when you print the documents instead of emailing them.

Enter multiple email addresses with a semi-colon to separate them.
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You can do this for all customers.

When statements are processed, the report layout used is the one assigned to the customer. If the customer has no custom layouts assigned, the custom layout assigned in the Report Layout Selection is used.

If you go to Customer Statements, you can see that that Output Options are available. This will let you select how you wish to use the document layout settings.
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A checkbox will appear allowing you to print remaining statements. If you mark this checkbox, any statements with an email address in Customer Document Layouts is emailed, and any statements with a custom report layout but no email address will print with that report layout and any customers without any document layout settings will use the company default report from Report Layout Selections.

I will come up with more details in my upcoming posts.