Here’s a quick tip to make working with the Dynamics 365 Web API in Postman even easier. Working with the Web API requires an Access Token which takes several steps
Here’s a quick tip to make working with the Dynamics 365 Web API in Postman even easier. Working with the Web API requires an Access Token which takes several steps
Prior to D365 V9, we were using Xrm.Utility.openWebResource() to open a web resource in a new window. However, going forward in D365 V9 we need to use Xrm.Navigation.openWebResource() to perform the same operation.
Prior to D365 V9, we were using Xrm.Utility.openEntityForm() to open an existing record or to open a create form of an entity providing some additional parameters. However, in D365 V9
We are currently in process of upgrading Dynamics from version 8.2 to 9.0. One of the major change is updating our current JavaScript to the new Xrm Client API Object
Recently I’ve been experimenting with Microsoft Flow and its counterpart, Logic Apps. A thing that I noticed could become a game changer in designing a business solution these days is