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As per your post i give you some information see below..
In Dynamics 365 Retail development, there have been changes in the structure and terminology over time. The Retail SDK and CRT (Commerce Runtime) SDK are related but serve different purposes. Let me clarify the concepts and guide you in the right direction:
* Retail Server Extension project (Retail SDK): The Retail Server Extension project, part of the Retail SDK, is used to extend the functionality of the Retail Server. This project allows you to add custom APIs, business logic, and other extensions to the Retail Server. It is typically used for back-office operations, integration with external systems, and custom service implementations.
* CRT Extension project (SEALED): The CRT Extension project, also known as SEALED (Store Extensibility, Automation, and Enhanced Logic Development), is used to develop extensions for the Commerce Runtime (CRT). CRT is a component of Dynamics 365 Commerce that handles in-store operations and client-server communication. The CRT Extension project allows you to extend and customize the functionality of CRT, including adding custom buttons, workflows, and business logic specific to in-store operations.
* ScaleUnit and InStore GitHub code: The ScaleUnit and InStore GitHub repositories contain sample code and projects related to Dynamics 365 Commerce. These repositories provide examples and best practices for developing extensions and customizations. However, there might not be an exact equivalent project in the samples for the Retail Server Extension or CRT Extension projects. You can refer to the available sample code and adapt it to your specific requirements.
* Combined project in the samples: In the sample code provided by Microsoft, you may find projects that combine both Retail Server extensions and CRT extensions to showcase various scenarios. However, it's important to understand the purpose and functionality of each project separately and determine how they fit into your specific implementation.
To migrate your existing Retail SDK projects, it's recommended to follow the migration guide on Microsoft Learn and refer to the GitHub samples for guidance and reference. Analyze the specific requirements of your project and identify the appropriate projects and extensions needed in your migration.
** If you require further clarification or specific guidance on your migration process, it's advisable to reach out to the Microsoft Dynamics 365 support team or consult the official documentation and resources available for Dynamics 365 Retail development. **
