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How to attach images

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How it works behind the scenes

Images are both transferred and requested to/from BC ad-hoc.

This is done to provide the mobile user with a real-time graphic experience even when handling large image data loads.

This means that you may experience a small delay in when images are display and stored.

Technically speaking: "GetMedia" and "PostMedia" mobile requests are sent independently from the "GetOrderLines" and "PostAdhocRegistration-RegisterImage". 

Viewing attached images

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How to Enable 

Mobile config setup

Upgrade to latest or add the following.


TODOFrom the menu select "Attach Images".

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You can do this from Orders.


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And you can do this from Order Lines.


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Select the "+" symbol and take the photo.


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You can add a note describing the image.


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You can add more images or select the "Check mark" to save the image(s),


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The image(s) has been saved.


Viewing attached images

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A "Clip" symbol is displayed if images are attached.

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Select "Attachments".


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A list of images are now displayed.


How to Enable 

Update Mobile config setup

  • Ask Tasklet Support to be upgrade to latest mobile configuration or add the following:
  • Make sure you are using Mobile WMS Extension version 5.14 or later or NAV version 4.04.



Service tier setup

BC On-Prem / DOCKER

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  1. Go to "Microsoft Dynamics NAV Administration"
  2. Set the "Max Message Size" = 65535.

 
Error: No Images are sent to BC

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set-navserverconfiguration -keyname SOAPServicesMaxMsgSize -keyvalue 60000


How it works behind the scenes

Images are both transferred and requested to/from BC ad-hoc.

This is done to provide the mobile user with a real-time graphic experience even when handling large image data loads.

This means that you may experience a small delay in when images are display and stored.

Technically speaking: "GetMedia" and "PostMedia" mobile requests are sent independently from the "GetOrderLines" and "PostAdhocRegistration-RegisterImage".