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The starting point for an exchange between MS CRM and some application

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Posted on by vladlen

Hi everyone!

I'd like to ask for advice. I'm an absolutely newbie to MS Dynamics CRM and I need to set up an one way exchange between our local application and our just installed CRM.

As first approach I need to create and modify only accounts and products. So can you advice me how to start?

I suppose it should be some script (like Powershell or javascript) which call some web services or through another api makes modifications in CRM. Or it may be c# or c++ compiled program? How I can programmatically modify data in CRM from outside?

Thank you in advance.

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  • vladlen Profile Picture
    vladlen on at
    RE: The starting point for an exchange between MS CRM and some application

    Thank you for respond, so I did all right?

    What is this "HelperCode" dependency?

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    vladlen on at
    RE: The starting point for an exchange between MS CRM and some application

    Thank you for all your replies. Of course I googled about CRM application developing and even started using MS Visual Studio (have never seen before). Also I downloaded CRM SDK and compiled the QuickStart project (SDK samples). And it's work!

    But when I had realized that compiled application depends on some strange folder "HelperCode" I thought may be I'm on the wrong way may be there is some "script" way.

    That's why I asked for advice.

    What is the general way to exchange information between MS CRM and my application?

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    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    RE: The starting point for an exchange between MS CRM and some application

    Hello ,

    You may also have a look at the following link for some information.

    msdn.microsoft.com/.../gg327974.aspx

    msdn.microsoft.com/.../dd393301(v=crm.6).aspx

    Please mark my answer as verified if you found it useful.

    Regards,

    Bhartendu Pandey

    Microsoft Dynamics CRM Support Engineer

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