The Adapter for Dynamics NAV uses Microsoft Dynamics NAV technology such as the NAV Application Server (NAS) to get data in to and out of Dynamics NAV.
The Dynamics NAV Application Server (NAS) is the business layer for the Microsoft Dynamics NAV application. The NAS service is used to query data from and insert data into Dynamics NAV. Each Dynamics NAV company or organization must have its own NAS instance.
When pushing data into and out of Dynamics NAV, the adapter uses a NAS. The NAS performs the appropriate business logic prior to persisting to the database and allows the maximum performance when querying for data.
You import the Common.fob, which creates the ScribePublisherSettings table, then you modify the installed code units to enable them to update this table and communicate with the Publisher.
In the TIBCO Scribe® Insight Console, you define a Publisher, which writes to the ScribePublisherSettings table all entities, operations, such as insert, update, and delete, and any filter values you specify. When an operation defined for your Publisher changes a record, that record is updated in the ScribePublisherSettings table.
When the TIBCO Scribe® Insight NAV Publisher runs, it polls the ScribePublisherSettings table for record changes and, when changes are found, filters those changes against the criteria you defined, retrieves changed records that meet those criteria, and writes those changes as XML messages to the PubIn queue. From that queue, the Publisher sends those messages to the ScribeIn queue.
Note: Only the users that have the access to Dynamics NAV can connect through the Insight Adapter for Dynamics NAV. They can perform the actions according to their permissions settings in Microsoft Dynamics NAV.
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Implementing The Adapter For Dynamics NAV