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Setting Action Output Parameter using WebHooks

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Posted on by Patrick

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Hi everyone,

I created an Azure Function that is called from CRM via WebHook. It is linked with an action in CRM. Calling the action new_WoPaTest triggers the execution of the Function.

Fair enough, input parameters of the action are passed on to the Function. However, I do not know how to transfer the output parameters from the Function to the action.

Does anyone know the correct way to create the response of the Function? I've already tried some different approaches, but none has worked for me so far.

Thank you!

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RE: Setting Action Output Parameter using WebHooks

Thanks for your answer. But is there a way to inject output parameters directly, without the need for creating a separate plugin?
Bipin D365 28,964 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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RE: Setting Action Output Parameter using WebHooks

Hi,

See below article to call azure function from plugin using 3 different ways.

xrmdynamicscrm.wordpress.com/.../

When we use HttpClient to invoke azure function, we can get the response from azure function as httpresponse.

Sample code below to get response from httpclient call.

HttpResponseMessage whoAmIResponse =

await httpClient.GetAsync("AZURE FUNCTION URL");

Guid userId;

if (whoAmIResponse.IsSuccessStatusCode)

{

JObject jWhoAmIResponse =

JObject.Parse(whoAmIResponse.Content.ReadAsStringAsync().Result);

userId = (Guid)jWhoAmIResponse["UserId"];

}

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