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-->In an AL project there are two JSON files; the app.json file and the launch.json file that are generated automatically when you start a new project. The app.json file contains information about extension that you are building, such as publisher information and specifies the minimum version of base application objects that the extension is built on. Often the app.json file is referred to as the manifest. The launch.json file contains information about the server that the extension launches on.
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App.json file
The following table describes the settings in the app.json file:
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| Setting | Mandatory | Value |
|---|---|---|
| id | Yes | The unique ID of the extension. When the app.json file is automatically created, the ID is set to a new GUID value. |
| name | Yes | The unique extension name. |
| publisher | Yes | The name of your publisher, for example: NAV Partner, LLC. |
| brief | No, but required for AppSource submission | Short description of the extension. |
| description | No, but required for AppSource submission | Longer description of the extension. |
| version | Yes | The version of the app package. |
| privacyStatement | No, but required for AppSource submission | URL to the privacy statement for the extension. |
| EULA | No, but required for AppSource submission | URL to the license terms for the extension. |
| help | No, but required for AppSource submission | URL to an online description of the extension. The link is used in AppSource and can be the same as the value of the contextSensitiveHelpUrl property or a different link, such as a link to your marketing page. |
| url | No, but required for AppSource submission | URL of the extension package. |
| logo | No, but required for AppSource submission | Relative path to the app package logo from the root of the package. |
| dependencies | No | List of dependencies for the extension package. For example: 'dependencies': [ { 'appId': '4805fd15-75a5-46a2-952f-39c1c4eab821', 'name': 'WeatherLibrary', 'publisher': 'Microsoft', 'version': '1.0.0.0'},{}]. Note: For dependencies to the System Application and Base Application these are no longer listed as explicit dependencies, but captured in the application setting as a reference to the application package. Must be filled in with the version number of the Application package. See application below. Note: The version specified defines the minimum version for the dependency. At runtime and when downloading symbols, the latest version of the dependency satisfying the specified name, publisher and, minimum version will be returned. |
| screenshots | No | Relative paths to any screenshots that should be in the extension package. |
| platform | Yes, if system tables are referenced in the extension | The minimum supported version of the platform symbol package file, for example: '16.0.0.0'. See the Symbols for the list of object symbols contained in the platform symbol package file. |
| application | Yes, if base application is referenced in the extension | The supported version of the system and base application package file, for example: '16.0.0.0'. The file name of this reference is Microsoft_Application.app and the name is Application. For code-customized base applications, the Microsoft_Application.app file can be modified to reference the code-customized base application instead. It is important to keep 'name': 'Application' in the extension, but information about publisher can be changed and the .app file can be renamed. For more information, see The Microsoft_Application.app File. |
| idRange | Yes | For example: 'idRange': {'from': 50100,'to': 50149}. A range for application object IDs. For all objects outside the range, a compilation error will be raised. When you create new objects, an ID is automatically suggested. |
| idRanges | Yes | For example: 'idRanges': [{'from': 50100,'to': 50200},{'from': 50202,'to': 50300}]. A list of ranges for application object IDs. For all objects outside the ranges, a compilation error will be raised. When you create new objects, an ID is automatically suggested. You must use either the idRangeor the idRanges setting. Overlapping ranges are not allowed and will result in a compilation error. |
| showMyCode | No | This is by default set to false and not visible in the manifest. To enable viewing the source code when debugging into an extension, add the following setting: 'showMyCode': true |
| target | No | By default this is Cloud. The setting currently has the following options: Internal, Extension, OnPrem, and Cloud. The Internal and Extension settings are being deprecated with runtime 4.0 and replaced by the OnPrem and Cloud respectively. For on-premises, you can set this to OnPrem to get access to otherwise restricted APIs and .NET Interop. The Business Central Server setting must then also be set to OnPrem. Note: System tables that have the Scope property set to Internal/OnPrem cannot be accessed from extensions that have target set to Cloud/External through direct reference or through RecordRef. For more information, see Compilation Scope Overview |
| contextSensitiveHelpUrl | No, but required for AppSource submission | The URL for the website that displays context-sensitive Help for the objects in the app, such as https://mysite.com/documentation/. If the app does not support all locales currently supported by Business Central, then include a parameter for the locale in this URL, /{0}/, and also specify the relevant locales in the supportedLocales setting. |
| helpBaseUrl | No | The URL for the website that overtakes all Help for the specified locales. This property is intended for localization apps specifically since the setting overwrites the default URL of /{0}/dynamics365/business-central. If you set this value, you must also specify one or more languages in the supportedLocales setting. |
| supportedLocales | No | The list of locales that are supported in your Help if different from all locales. The value on the list is inserted into the URL defined in the contextSensitiveHelpUrl and helpBaseUrl properties. The first locale on the list is default. An example is 'supportedLocales': ['da-DK', 'en-US'] for an app that supports only Danish and English (US). |
| runtime | Yes | The version of the runtime that the project is targeting. The project can be published to the server with an earlier or the same runtime version. The available options are: 1.0 - Business Central April 2018 release, 2.2 - Business Central October 2018 release CU 2, 3.0 - Business Central April 2019 release, 4.0 - Business Central 2019 release wave 2, and 5.0 - Business Central 2020 release wave 1. |
| features | No | Specifies a list of options for translations. The TranslationFile option generates a Translations folder that is populated with the .xlf file that contains all the labels, label properties, and report labels that you are using in the extension. The GenerateCaptions option depends on the TranslationFile setting. It generates captions for objects that do not have a Caption or CaptionML specified, these are then written to the .xlf file.The syntax is 'features': [ 'TranslationFile', 'GenerateCaptions' ]. For more information, see Working with Translation Files |
| internalsVisibleTo | No | Specifies a list of modules that have access to the objects that are marked as Internal using the Access property from the current module.The syntax is { 'appId': 'd6c3f231-08d3-4681-996f-261c06500e1a', 'name': 'TheConsumer', 'publisher': 'Microsoft'}]. For more information see Access Property and InternalEvent Attribute. |
| propagateDependencies | No | Specifies whether the dependencies of this project should be propagated as direct dependencies of projects that depend on this one. Default is false. If set to true then any dependencies of the current package will be visible to consumers of the package. For example, if A depends on B that depends on C, by default, A will not be able to use types defined in C. If B has 'propagateDependencies' : 'true', then A will be able to use types defined in C without taking a direct dependency.Note: propagateDependencies applies to all dependencies, there is no option to exclude specific dependencies. |
Launch.json file
The following table describes the settings in the launch.json file. The launch.json file has two configurations depending on whether the extension is published to a local server or to the cloud.
Publish to local server settings
| Setting | Mandatory | Value |
|---|---|---|
| name | Yes | 'Your own server' |
| type | Yes | Must be set to '.al'. Required by Visual Studio Code. |
| request | Yes | Request type of the configuration. Must be set to 'launch'. Required by Visual Studio Code. |
| server | Yes | The HTTP URL of your server, for example: 'https://localhost serverInstance' |
| port | No | The port assigned to the development service. |
| serverInstance | Yes | The instance name of your server, for example: 'US' |
| authentication | Yes | Specifies the server authentication method and can be set to 'UserPassword', 'Windows', or 'AAD'. Currently, AAD authentication is supported only for Dynamics 365 Business Central sandboxes. AAD authentication cannot be used for on-premise servers. |
| startupObjectType | No | Specifies whether the object to open after publishing is a Page type ('Page') or Table type ('Table') object. The default is 'Page'. |
| startupObjectId | No | Specifies the ID of the object to open after publishing. Only objects of type Page and Table are currently supported. |
| schemaUpdateMode | No | Specifies the data synchronization mode when you publish an extension to the development server, for example: 'schemaUpdateMode': 'Recreate'The default value is Synchronize. For more information, see Retaining table data after publishing This feature is not supported in Dynamics NAV. |
| breakOnError | No | Specifies whether to break on errors when debugging. The default value is true. |
| breakOnRecordWrite | No | Specifies if the debugger breaks on record changes. The default value is false. |
| launchBrowser | No | Specifies whether to open a new tab page in the browser when publishing the AL extension (Ctrl+F5). The default value is false. If the value is not specified or set to true, the session is started. If the value is explicitly set to false, the session is not started unless you launch your extension in debugging mode. |
| enableSqlInformationDebugger | Yes | Specifies whether the debugger shows the SQL information. |
| enableLongRunningSqlStatements | Yes | Specifies whether the debugger enables long running SQL statements in the debugger window. |
| longRunningSqlStatementsThreshold | Yes | Sets the number of miliseconds spent before a SQL statement is considered as long running in the debugger. |
| numberOfSqlStatements | Yes | Sets the number of SQL statements to be shown in the debugger. |
| dependencyPublishingOption | No | Available options are: Default - set dependency publishing will be applied Ignore - dependency publishing is ignored Strict - dependency publishing will fail if there are any apps that directly depend on the startup project and these apps are not part of the workspace. For more information, see Working with multiple projects and project references. |
| disableHttpRequestTimeout | No | Specifies if the default setting for HTTP request timeout in Visual Studio Code is switched off. The default value is false. If the value is set to true requests can run without timeout. |
| attach | No | Sets the session to attach to. There are two options; Attach to the next client on the cloud sandbox and Attach to the next client on your server. Use the first option to attach to a cloud session, and the second option to attach to a local server. For more information, see Attach and Debug Next. |
Publish to cloud settings
| Setting | Mandatory | Value |
|---|---|---|
| name | Yes | 'Microsoft cloud sandbox' |
| type | Yes | Must be set to 'al'. Required by Visual Studio Code. |
| request | Yes | Request type of the configuration. Must be set to 'launch'. Required by Visual Studio Code. |
| startupObjectType | No | Specifies whether the object to open after publishing is a Page type ('Page') or Table type ('Table') object. The default is 'Page'. |
| startupObjectId | No | Specifies the ID of the object to open after publishing. Only objects of type Page and Table are currently supported. |
| tenant | No | Specifies the tenant to which the package is deployed. If you specify multiple configurations, a drop-down of options will be available when you deploy. This parameter must contain a tenant AAD domain name, for example mycustomer.onmicrosoft.com. |
| sandboxName | No | Specifies which sandbox to use in cases where multiple sandboxes are owned by the same tenant. |
| applicationFamily | No (Yes for Embed apps) | The application family in the cloud server, for example Fabrikam. This property is reserved for Embed apps. |
| breakOnError | No | Specifies whether to break on errors when debugging. The default value is true. |
| breakOnRecordWrite | No | Specifies if the debugger breaks on record changes. The default value is false. |
| launchBrowser | No | Specifies whether to open a new tab page in the browser when publishing the AL extension (Ctrl+F5). The default value is false. If the value is not specified or set to true, the session is started. If the value is explicitly set to false, the session is not started unless you launch your extension in debugging mode. |
| enableSqlInformationDebugger | Yes | Specifies whether the debugger shows the SQL information. |
| enableLongRunningSqlStatements | Yes | Specifies whether the debugger enables long running SQL statements in the debugger window. |
| longRunningSqlStatementsThreshold | Yes | Sets the number of miliseconds spent before a SQL statement is considered as long running in the debugger. |
| numberOfSqlStatements | Yes | Sets the number of SQL statements to be shown in the debugger. |
| dependencyPublishingOption | No | Available options are: Default - set dependency publishing will be applied Ignore - dependency publishing is ignored Strict - dependency publishing will fail if there are any apps that directly depend on the startup project and these apps are not part of the workspace. For more information, see Working with multiple projects and project references. |
| disableHttpRequestTimeout | No | Specifies if the default setting for HTTP request timeout in Visual Studio Code is switched off. The default value is false. If the value is set to true requests can run without timeout. |
| attach | No | Sets the session to attach to. There are two options; Attach to the next client on the cloud sandbox and Attach to the next client on your server. Use the first option to attach to a cloud session, and the second option to attach to a local server. For more information, see Attach and Debug Next. |
See Also
AL Development Environment
Debugging in AL
Security Setting and IP Protection
AL Language Extension Configuration
Configure Context-Sensitive Help