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About CRM programming environments and skills with class tree structure diagram such as IOrganization Service, IDiscoveryService,

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Posted on by Peter Cong 137

I am just learning CRM with trial version of Microsoft Dynamic 365 for Customer Engagement, I need help from all experts, I appreciate if any expert can correct me and add or change my following findings:

so far, to make it simple, I found that the program coding environment basically includes:

1. Client side object model (Xrm.Page Object Model) which uses JScripts, and combined with HTML, CSS, xml, images etc.

2. Server side programming, basically writing different plugIns using IOrganizationService and IDiscoveryService using C# or VB

Is my understanding right, can anybody correct me or add more of it?

Many programs have their class diagram as a tree structure, so I can put it on the wall in office for reference daily,

does anybody have resource links or PDF document of CRM program class (Object) diagram, basically, we can see all classes in one diagram overview?

Thanks a lot

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    Pawar Pravin Profile Picture
    Pawar Pravin 5,237 on at

    Hi Peter,

    I believe you have referred Power Object for CRM learning where you can see all conceptual things of CRM.

    1. Client side object model : In addition to your knowledge business rules are also can be created as client side

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    Peter Cong 137 on at

    [quote user="Peter Cong"]

    I am just learning CRM with trial version of Microsoft Dynamic 365 for Customer Engagement, I need help from all experts, I appreciate if any expert can correct me and add or change my following findings:

    so far, to make it simple, I found that the program coding environment basically includes:

    1. Client side object model (Xrm.Page Object Model) which uses JScripts, and combined with HTML, CSS, xml, images etc.

    2. Server side programming, basically writing different plugIns using IOrganizationService and IDiscoveryService using C# or VB

    Is my understanding right, can anybody correct me or add more of it?

    Many programs have their class diagram as a tree structure, so I can put it on the wall in office for reference daily,

    does anybody have resource links or PDF document of CRM program class (Object) diagram, basically, we can see all classes in one diagram overview?

    Thanks a lot

    [/quote]

    Hi Pravin, thanks for your help,

    I just did a quick search, and found this site: https://www.powerobjects.com

    If this is what your referred, I think it is mainly used for CRM clients, not CRM developers.

    Please include the URL link if this is not what you referred,

    Thanks again

  • David Jennaway Profile Picture
    David Jennaway 14,065 on at

    There's no one diagram that shows all the classes, and I don't think it would be practical to create one. The best overall resource is the Developer Guide , which you may already have found

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