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Learn how to build and use two new powerful tools developed for Microsoft Dynamics CRM. The Customization Comparison Utility lets you compare the customization files between two Microsoft Dynamics CRM systems and the Configuration Data Utility lets you...
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Version 4.0.10 of the Microsoft Dynamics CRM SDK is now live on MSDN and on the download center . This release contains updates relevant to Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 Update Rollup 7 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online Service Update 4 . Check out some...
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Here is a great new addition to our set of technical articles on the Dynamics CRM Developer Center! Read Setting Up Your Development Environment , which explores four common development environment approaches: Using an isolated development environment...
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If you are looking for a convenient way to monitor queues, be sure to read our new article on MSDN, Monitoring Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 Queues with a Windows Sidebar Gadget . It shows you how to use Windows Sidebar, also known as “gadgets...
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I recently did an investigation into using Silverlight 2 with Microsoft CRM 4.0. I have posted the resulting project and supporting documentation on Code Gallery. See Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 On Premise Silverlight 2 Bar Chart Sample . Unlike many code...
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Recently there have been some questions raised on how to use the IWorkflowContext and what data and objects it provides that can be used in your custom workflow activity logic. In this post we will cover the different members available in the IWorkflowContext...
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Have you wondered why there is so little in the SDK specific to CRM Online? That’s because a large part of the developer scenarios for CRM are identical for both CRM Online and CRM 4.0 (on-premise). There are two features, plug-ins and custom workflow...
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My colleague Tony Clayton the other day mentioned that he'd loved to have a tool that allowed him to enter fetch xml queries to rip data out of Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online. Fetch XML is a part of the CRM technology platform that allows you to create...
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Don’t miss the new information that we just published in the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 Update ! In addition to new Visual Studio projects and new samples, you can get information about attributes that are specific to Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online. ...
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Download this new version of the SDK or view it on MSDN . This release provides continuing support for the on-premise user and new information for online users. The following are some highlights. For a complete list of changes, see the Release History...
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During the creation of my Audit program I became very familiar with Post Callouts and the whole SDK model. Now that Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 has moved us to Plug-ins, the model changes a little bit and I think actually becomes a little easier than the...
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Power users and vendors are always excited about SDKs to their favorite applications. The ability to build solutions on top of powerful interfaces can go a long way towards extending the capabilities of a product. CRM’s SDK is proof of that; but when...
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When the CRM Asynchronous Processing Service gets an error, there are three possible actions it will take depending on the type of error: Fail: Job cannot be resumed. Retry: Job will be paused and retried after a period of time. Suspend: Job will be suspended...
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We’ve just published version 4.0.8 of the CRM SDK! The online content is here and the download is here . Here’s what you’ll find in this release: New Topics and Samples for Authentication with CRM Online Read three new topics about using Windows Live...
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We work all the time and everywhere. Getting information, giving information, communicating and keeping up. It is only natural that an application designed for letting businesses connect with their customers should be capable of working anywhere and anytime...
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Creating an XmlSerializer has a well-known performance cost since .net will generate a temporary helper assembly which requires a compiler call. Additionally, the assembly cannot be unloaded without unloading the hosting application domain causing high...
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The Microsoft Dynamics CRM metadata contains the description of system and custom entities, attributes and the relationship between entities for an organization. The MetadataService Web service provides the messages that you can use to read or write the...
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You have to love Code Plex . We've placed the first of the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Accelerators on CodePlex and during our test phase have had hundreds of downloads. Just a quick reminder to those wondering what an accelerator is. CRM Accelerators...
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Announcing another update to the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 SDK. You can download it here or visit the CRM Developer Center . What’s New in this Release? Updates include: Import Job Documentation – This tells you how to start, monitor the...
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If you find an error or have a suggestion about the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Documentation we want to hear from you. There are several ways to contact us, depending on which content you are viewing. Many of you are already aware that the Microsoft Dynamics...
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Hi, I recently started owning the Internet Facing Deployment (IFD) feature set within the CRM team and so in this blog I would share some of my thoughts and insights. I have also noted that there are no IFD related blogs on CRM so far, so this should...
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We welcome back Aaron Elder , one of our favorite CRM MVP guest bloggers with some helpful tips from the field. A month or so back, I was having lunch with the SDK documentation team and they asked me “does anyone really use the helpers?”...
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As you may have noticed, recent updates to the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 SDK now include two different sets of SDK assemblies. This had led many of you to ask when the different sets of assemblies should be used. Luckily enough, most of the time there...
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Announcing the sixth update to the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 SDK. You can download it here or read it online at the CRM Developer Center . What’s New in this Release? Updates include: E-mail Provider documentation – Have you wanted to know...
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Continuing from my previous blog post Client Extensions and Scripting Samples in the SDK Part 1 , I will continue to point out a few of the samples for client extensions and scripting that have been added to the SDK. In Part 1 I covered the following...
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