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This is Abhijeet from India. I am MS CRM technical Consultant in Nitor Infotech and have some issue related with MS CRM.

Actually I have one .aspx page through which i want to connect with MS CRM 2013 Online. On that .aspx page i have First Name and Last Name. When i click save i need to write some code which will save that contact in MS CRM 2013 Online Contact entity. How will I achieve this using C#. Please suggest your valuable inputs.

I gone through following approaches.

http://crm2011corner.blogspot.in/2012/12/connecting-to-crm-online-with-visual.html

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Abhijeet

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RE: MS CRM 2013 Online

Hi Abhijeet,

I recommend you to connect to CRM using this new simplified connection:

msdn.microsoft.com/.../gg695810.aspx

Then to combine that simplified connection with your app, you can see this link

msdn.microsoft.com/.../gg695790.aspx

or

msdn.microsoft.com/.../gg695803.aspx

It works for CRM Online and OnPremise

You can use Early Bound or Late Bound.

Early Bound you can use Linq ContextAs well, how to use, for example:

//Create a new contact called Allison Brown.

var allisonBrown = new Xrm.Contact

{

FirstName = "Allison",

// you may change to FirstName = txtFirstName.Text

//(your aspnet and so does for LastName

LastName = "Brown",

Address1_Line1 = "23 Market St.",

Address1_City = "Sammamish",

Address1_StateOrProvince = "MT",

Address1_PostalCode = "99999",

Telephone1 = "12345678",

EMailAddress1 = "allison.brown@example.com"

};

xrm.AddObject(allisonBrown);

xrm.SaveChanges();

If you use early bound another method:

Contact newContact = new Contact();

newContact.FirstName = txtFirstName.Text;

newContact.LastName = txtLastName.Text;

service.Create(newContact);

//you should get the service from var service = new OrganizationService(connection);

//Early Bound is Case sensitive

If you use LateBound

Entity newContact = new Entity ("contact");

newContact["firstname"] = txtFirstName.Text;

newContact["lastname"] = txtLastName.Text;

service.Create(newContact);

//Late Bound is you need to use lower caps

You can learn how to generate the Early Bound from this link:

msdn.microsoft.com/.../gg695803.aspx

Hope this helps!

Thanks.

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