Microsoft Dynamics NAV is not object-oriented but object-based. This is an important distinction. In an object-oriented language or environment, developers can create new types of objects based on the ones that are already in the system.
In C/SIDE, developers have eight types of application objects and that is all.Developers can create and use Tables, Forms, Pages, Reports, Dataports,
XMLports, Codeunits, and MenuSuites, but nothing else.
Limiting developers to use these eight objects makes their work faster and more efficient. The biggest benefit from this limitation is stability. It is fairly difficult to create a severe bug in C/SIDE.
In C/SIDE, developers have eight types of application objects and that is all.Developers can create and use Tables, Forms, Pages, Reports, Dataports,
XMLports, Codeunits, and MenuSuites, but nothing else.
Limiting developers to use these eight objects makes their work faster and more efficient. The biggest benefit from this limitation is stability. It is fairly difficult to create a severe bug in C/SIDE.
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