The performance of your CRM implementation is one of the key factors for customer acceptance. There are multiple options available for optimizing your system. Here's a list to get started:Microsoft - Optimize Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0Microsoft - Optimize Microsoft Dynamics CRM 1.2Aaron Elder - Optimize the CRM Webservice CallsBrein Reid - Reduce the amount of useless calls to IIS 6.0
Showing posts with label callout. Show all posts
Showing posts with label callout. Show all posts
Tuesday, 27 November 2007
Monday, 20 August 2007
Creating Environment independent solutions
Posted on 18:33 by Unknown
When developing a solution for CRM, make sure that it runs on all different crm environments. Many implementations have their CRM installation on another port compared to the development environments. A way to handle this, is to look at the location of MS CRM as it is stored in the registery.// Set default valuesprivate const string CRM_REG_DIRECTORY = @"software\Microsoft\mscrm\";private const
Saturday, 30 June 2007
New reasons added for why your callout won't work
Posted on 07:39 by Unknown
The last weeks I've been adding multiple possible reasons with possible solutions to the checklist as published earlier. If your callout is not working, then make sure you view this list.Happy coding!
Sunday, 18 February 2007
Callout design issue
Posted on 13:37 by Unknown
Last week I noticed some weird behaviour in MS CRM. For a business requirement I created a callout. The callout would perform some business logic as soon as an appointment gets created. The business logic should only run if the activty gets created by a quick campaign. Don't ask me for the reason, but that was requested.No problem, I created a pre callout which runs on the appointment's OnCreate
Friday, 12 January 2007
Callout not working?
Posted on 00:35 by Unknown
Lets write a bit more about how to get a callout to work and to make debugging available. I already wrote something about this before in this post: Callout debug: Access is Denied.So your callout is not fired? Here are some thoughts to get started. Make sure that:- the callout even should fire. Are you using the right callout? Special attention to the email PreSend and PostDeliver callouts:
Thursday, 22 June 2006
Callout debug: Access is Denied
Posted on 01:55 by Unknown
I'm not sure if more people are experiencing the same thing, but at least I'd like to share this information with you.After creating a debug build of a callout, I do copy the dll and pdb files to the \Microsoft CRM\Server\bin\assembly folder. Now I can normally debug the callout. But after modifying the code and copying the files again, then I cannot step into the code. CRM just steps over the
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