Introduction In our earlier blog we looked into the enhancements made to the way solutions can be created in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016. Now moving forward we will look at a common scenario of sending out Patches for your solution. Often it happens that you may need to update a few components of your managed solution… Read More »
Introduction The only supported way of transferring customizations from one CRM organization to another has been through Solutions. The concept of Solution when first released in CRM 2011 was a breakthrough considering before then there was no concept of IP protection. With Solution Management came the concept of Managed and Unmanaged Solutions. Managed a way… Read More »
We are sure like Dynamics CRM earlier versions, CRM 2016 will also keep us busy with its amazing new features. We saw some great features in our Q1 and Q2 Blog posts. Let’s see what we have been able to explore in Q3 for 2015 and the start of 2016. Sharing some posts which were most clicked,… Read More »
Taking forward our series on using WEB API in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016, we will now touch upon a feature that was not available in ODATA v2 of the earlier versions. ODATA v2 only provided support for CRUD operations. But Dynamics CRM has some special messages/functions for special operations that are beyond the basic CRUD… Read More »
Introduction: With Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016, Web API that was in Preview for CRM 2015 is now GA. Web API is really OData V4 which is the later version of OData V2 that was implemented in earlier versions of CRM until CRM 2015. With CRM 2016, OData V2 is deprecated, this means that though the… Read More »
Introduction: There may be times when you want to identify the fields that have been modified by the user in the current update. While one way and the most common way has been to create a Plugin, the plugin only receives data of the fields that have been modified in the current update. If you… Read More »
Introduction Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online 2016 Update and Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016 (on-premises) introduced new concept called The Web API. It can be used across a wide variety of programming languages, platforms, and devices. The Web API implements the OData (Open Data Protocol), version 4.0, an OASIS standard for building and consuming Restful APIs. Basically… Read More »
With Microsoft Dynamics CRM and Bing Maps integration, organizations can visualize and analyze their Dynamics 365 data on the map to make smarter business decisions with the location-based context of their data. You don’t need to purchase Bing Maps License separately as it is already a part of our geo-analytical mapping tool, Maplytics. Bing Maps… Read More »
Maplytics – One of the most comprehensive maps solution integrating your Microsoft Dynamics CRM on-premises or online installation with Bing Maps. First, it was printed hard copies then it moved to e-books, and now in this age of the connected world, it’s all about being always accessible on the Web for anyone at anytime. No… Read More »
Introduction: On Dec 1st Microsoft released another great version of Dynamics CRM – CRM 2016 that has loads of new features and not to forget developer enhancements too. One of the developer enhancements added to Dynamics CRM 2016 is “Auto Complete” which allows us to provide auto complete feature for the single line text fields.… Read More »