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Development and installation. For my development I use source control management. Soren Klemmensen did a short demo of that setup in his session in NAV TechDays 2016. We are working on making that solution public in a few months. In every branch we have a setup file in a json format. That file has all the parameters needed …
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I got the following response from Microsoft Hello Gunnar, We wanted to update you on your request to publish your app, G/L Source Names (Request ID# 835), on Microsoft AppSource. Based on our initial evaluation, your app has been moved to the Microsoft Dynamics NAV AppSource team for further evaluation. You will receive a follow …
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I got a response from Microsoft from my first step. Thank you for submitting your app for consideration to be listed on AppSource. Once we have had the opportunity to review your app, you will receive a follow up within 1-2 weeks or earlier with a status regarding your submission and next steps as relevant. …
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Now I need to be recognized as a developer. Step 2: Complete Microsoft Development Center registration Before you can publish your app to AppSource, you will need a Microsoft Development Center account. A developer account lets you submit apps to Microsoft marketplaces, including the Windows Store, Office Store, Azure Marketplace, and Microsoft AppSource. You can …
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You could say: “It is about time…” And you would be right. Finally, I am back to my blog. My goal is to deliver my first app to Microsoft AppSource. You can find a step by step instructions on PartnerSource. I want to start with a very simple extension. If you look closely at a general …
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