Is it possible to support both SharePoint Web Services 2010 and 2007 from the same web services client? or will they need different clients.
How different are the web services from previous versions of SharePoint Web Services. I can't seem to find any examples of supporting multiple versions of SharePoint Web Services when implementing a client.
As far as I know all the SP 2007 Web services work the same in SP 2010.
What's new in SP 2010 is the RESTful service (listdata.svc) which is, according to Microsoft, the preferred way to access list data (rather than Lists.asmx).
Take a look at the namespaces of the service contracts (in the WSDL). If they are the same then the services should be compatible.
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I'm working on Dynamics since about 1 year, and I'm working on "on premise" environments, and I don't know very much about online solutions.
I should now integrate 2 systems through webservice, and one of them involves Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online 2016.
What I'm trying to accomplish is that the custom systems sends data to the CRM Online through webservice.
I've read I just can't deploy my webservice and my logic as I've always done (separate web application that receives a Json or a XML through web services and works on CRM entities through the SDK).
So, do I need a separate machine to receive the XML and working on the CRM through the SDK?
In some posts I learn a little about Azure, but I don't know if it could be a nice solution. Should I get a virtual machine and then install IIS? Will my web app be visible by the custom system and able to work on the CRM online? Do I need a different service?
Thanks in advance and sorry for the confusion, it's the first time I'm trying to make CRM Online communicate with the outside.
So if I understand correctly your approach is 'custom system <=> your WS <=> CRM Online 2016
I've read I just can't deploy my webservice and my logic as I've always done (separate web application that receives a Json or a XML through web services and works on CRM entities through the SDK).
In CRM Online you don't have access to machine that CRM stands on so no folders, no inetmgr, no deploy.
So, do I need a separate machine to receive the XML and working on the CRM through the SDK?
Yes.
Should I get a virtual machine and then install IIS?
It doesn't have to be new virtual machine. It could be for example machine that custom system stands on ofc. if it can be configured to have access to the internet.
Will my web app be visible by the custom system and able to work on the CRM online?
It is matter of configuration of NAT, firewall etc.
Do I need a different service?
What service do you reffer here?
I am new to Dynamic Navision .On just going through the Dynamic Navision Solution I could find certain in-built Web Services.
Can those Web Services be customizable .
If so how can I make it possible.
Can I create a new Service with new Object Id .
I have searched for resources,but couldn't find any .It would be really helpful if someone suggest me with a good resource.
I think, more specifically you're looking for:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd339004.aspx
Creating a codeunit from within Microsoft Dynamics NAV.
Exposing the Web service.
Verifying the Web services availability.
Consuming the Web service from a console application that is created
in Visual Studio
Just make sure you have
Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 with a developer license.
You might like to give: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd355036.aspx a read.
we want to integrate sharepoint to our existing portal. The purpose of doing this is to use some of the features of sharepoint such as wiki,blogs etc.
is there any way we can aechvie this i.e. intigrating to our existing portal to use only specific services of share point.
I'm want to create some SharePoint 2010 Web Part which could retrieve data from Dynamics CRM 2011 web service. I can not add references to the CRM dlls because the web part will be using assemblies of .Net 3.5 version, and I get a troubles when I try to deploy my Web Part with assemblies of .Net 4.0 added.
Can I use these Web services without adding CRM assemblies?
You could use a service reference which targets the WSDL-endpoint. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg509052.aspx for more information.
Has anyone tried to build an e-commerce site atop MS Dynamics, using the new Web Services introduced in Nav 2009 ? I'd like to know what kind of load these web services can take, and what kind of resources can be read/written, and any other challenges that I can expect.
I intend to integrate an existing linux-based webapp via Web Services ...
Thanks.
Web services in NAV 2009 can call either CodeUnit or Page objects. Pages allow you to create, read, update and delete rows from their source table. CodeUnits offer greater flexibility, allowing you to invoke any action you can implement in C/AL. I think CodeUnit trigger arguements are limited to primitive types and Records.
NAV web services use Windows Authentication, so your linux app will have to be able to present Windows credentials accordingly. I'm not an expert in this area, so I'm not sure how difficult this is from a Linux machine.
With regard to the supported load, I would ask in the forum at mibuso - this is the largest community of experienced users I am aware of. I expect you will be limited by the CPU and memory of the web service host. NAV does not support clustering\load balancing on the web service tier, but I beleive it is possible to run several side by side.