In Object Designer, choose Page, and then choose New. In the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Development Environment, on the Tools menu, choose Object Designer. He starts by creating a new Role Center page, and then he will add relevant pages to the Role Center. Simon starts by creating a new Role Center page using Page Designer. Simon wants to build a Role Center that can be used on a tablet and he wants to reuse as much code and as many page objects as possible. When at the customer site, she creates sales quotes. She needs easy access to filter for the customers who she will visit. Nancy needs access to KPIs on the front page. When at work, Nancy spends part of her time on the road with only her tablet available on customer visits. Simon has to build a new Role Center to support Nancy in her job. Nancy is a Sales Representative at Contoso Consulting. Simon is a partner developer working for CRONUS International Ltd. For more information, see System Requirements for Microsoft Dynamics NAV. demonstration database.Ī supported browser. Microsoft Dynamics NAV Web Server components.ĬRONUS International Ltd. To complete this walkthrough, you will need:ĭynamics NAV installed with a developer license. This walkthrough illustrates the following tasks:Īdding existing pages to the Role Center.Īdding actions to pages from the Role Center. This walkthrough will concentrate on how to build a Role Center for a sales representative, which links to already existing page objects, but combined in a way so that it works well on the tablet. Developing for the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Tablet client occurs in the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Development Environment and is not much different from developing for one of the other Dynamics NAV clients. In this walkthrough, you will learn how to create a new Role Center for the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Tablet client.
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