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Client Extensions and Scripting Samples in the SDK Part 2

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: Add Customer Address data to the Case record form...

Posted to Microsoft Dynamics CRM Team Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-22-2008
Client Extensions and Scripting Samples in the SDK Part 2

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: Add Customer Address data to the Case record form...

Posted to Microsoft Dynamics CRM Team Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-22-2008
Re: Dexterity Lookup Form

The following is from the Lookup.doc in the Software Development Kit (SDK). The SDK can be installed from the Tools folder of CD 2 of the install CDs. IV_User_Categories_Lookup Script call: open form IV_User_Categories_Lookup return to USER_CATEGORY_FIELD; set '(L) Number Check' of window IV_User_Categories_Lookp...

Posted to Microsoft Dynamics GP (Forum) by David Musgrave [MSFT] on 08-18-2008
Client Extensions and Scripting Samples in the SDK Part 1

I want to call attention to some of the client extension and scripting samples included in the SDK. There are a number of new capabilities and samples sprinkled throughout documentation. People who have been working with Microsoft CRM for a long time may not have noticed unless they make it a habit to...

Posted to Microsoft Dynamics CRM Team Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-08-2008
Client Extensions and Scripting Samples in the SDK Part 1

I want to call attention to some of the client extension and scripting samples included in the SDK. There are a number of new capabilities and samples sprinkled throughout documentation. People who have been working with Microsoft CRM for a long time may not have noticed unless they make it a habit to...

Posted to Microsoft Dynamics CRM Team Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-08-2008
Microsoft Dynamics CRM URLs

CRM 4.0 introduced many changes to the way URLs need to be constructed. In MSCRM 3.0 and earlier, you could simply access a page by using a URL such as http://<crmserver:port>/default.aspx The introduction of multi-tenancy and CRM Online/IFD deployments required changes to the URL formats. Both...

Posted to Microsoft Dynamics CRM Team Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-01-2008
Microsoft Dynamics CRM URLs

CRM 4.0 introduced many changes to the way URLs need to be constructed. In MSCRM 3.0 and earlier, you could simply access a page by using a URL such as http://<crmserver:port>/default.aspx The introduction of multi-tenancy and CRM Online/IFD deployments required changes to the URL formats. Both...

Posted to Microsoft Dynamics CRM Team Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-01-2008
Integration possibilities with SL7 - Webservices?

Hello, We are in the process of building ASP.NET based Sales portal and need to integrate it with SL7 to check credit status(Payment relased) and need to programmetically create companies in SL7 I read somewhere that SL7 is built with VB2005, Does it expose webservices? Has someone written a wrapper...

Posted to Microsoft Dynamics SL (Forum) by Maulik Modi on 06-24-2008
Web Services & DLLs or What’s up with all the duplicate classes?

You may have noticed that the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 SDK contains Web services, assemblies and helper code that have LOTS of the same classes. Which should you use, when and why? It depends on what you are creating: Plug-ins A plug-in is an assembly that it registered to run before or after CRM does...

Posted to Microsoft Dynamics CRM Team Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-23-2008
Web Services & DLLs or What’s up with all the duplicate classes?

You may have noticed that the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 SDK contains Web services, assemblies and helper code that have LOTS of the same classes. Which should you use, when and why? It depends on what you are creating: Plug-ins A plug-in is an assembly that it registered to run before or after CRM does...

Posted to Microsoft Dynamics CRM Team Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-23-2008

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