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From the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and NAV Blogs: Microsoft Teams integration; Program license; Sandbox; Authentication

by MSDW Reporter
Editorial Team, MSDynamicsWorld.com

This week on the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and NAV blog roundup:

  • Dynamics 365 Business Central and Microsoft Teams: how to integrate them?
  • Your program license does not allow you to publish
  • Business Central sandbox is not the same as preview
  • How do I: really set up Azure Active Directory-based authentication for Business Central APIs

Dynamics 365 Business Central and Microsoft Teams: how to integrate them?

On the Stefano Demiliani Technical Blog, Demiliani explained that Microsoft Teams is the new collaborative platform for teams.

Demiliani stated that he often gets asked why Microsoft hasn't integrated Teams directly into Dynamics 365 Business Central.

I agree, I think that this is something that Microsoft should do in order to add collaborative features to D365BC (and to add always more integration to its product suite).

In his blog post, Demiliani created an extension that lets you send a message to a Teams channel from a Business Central page action.

You can find the extension here.

Your program license does not allow you to publish

On his TharangaC - Microsoft Dynamics NAV Blog, Tharanga Chandrasekara stated that recently he ran into a new issue when he tried to push one of his company's extensions to NAV 2018 on-premise installation. 

Previously, he had used a PowerShell script to upload the extensions to production without any issues. However this time he received the following error message during installation:

Your program license does not allow you to publish <table extension name>

The instance was running with the customer's license and Chandrasekara realized he needed to find another way. He said there were a few options he could try.

You can find out what the options were and which one worked here.

Business Central sandbox is not the same as preview

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