Useful things I've learned along the way
What is Chain of Command in D365? Chain of Command is the term that describes how we customize, or extend, base Microsoft code in Microsoft Dynamics 365. Microsoft's base objects and code cannot be changed directly in D365. However, we are able to make changes to separate objects and classes that are then combined with... Continue Reading →
SysOperation Framework In D365
In a previous article we looked at how to setup Postman to call a existing D365 service. We then reviewed the steps to create a new custom service in Dynamics 365 F&S. However that was a very basic service. Finally in this article we will create a complex service in D365. Do you need to... Continue Reading →
In the last article we looked at how to setup Postman to call D365 services. We called a simple existing service. In this article I will show you how to create a custom service in D365. Unlike calling a Data Entity which can create or retrieve data from tables, services allow us to run code... Continue Reading →
If you are developing code Visual Studio for Microsoft Dynamics 365, you may end up adding a lot of objects to your project. The list of objects can quickly become cluttered. This can make it hard for you to quickly find the object you are looking for. In this article I will show you how... Continue Reading →
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLCl0zf7Cjc In this article we will look at how to setup Postman to call D365 services. In past articles we looked at how to use Postman to call D365 Data entities, and this is great when you just need to push in data. However, sometimes you need to need to be able to call D365... Continue Reading →
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSI3YEKgiWY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbY3UZQFE4Q If you are writing an integration into D365 you may want to setup Postman to call D365 data entities. This will allow you test the data entities and see what data your receiving application will retrieve without waiting to ask the receiving application to make the call. The last article, we completed the... Continue Reading →
If you are writing an integration into D365 you may want to use Postman to call D365 data entities. This will allow you test the data entities and see what data your receiving application will retrieve without waiting to ask the receiving application to make the call. Other Resources The steps in this article can... Continue Reading →
D365 Business Events are intended to return a small amount of data. To return complex data we can return JSON data from the D365 Business Events.
Create a Custom D365 Business Event In the last two posts, we setup a D365 Business Events endpoint, we associated it with the actual event and then we enabled the business events to be processed. But what if you need a custom D365 business event to be triggered during a different process than the predefined... Continue Reading →
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