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June 7th, 2 0. We recently announced updates to the Teams Toolkit — a streamlined way to create, debug, and deploy apps to Microsoft Teams. Your app could be simple and send notifications or get more complex and provide integration with your CRM to add, lookup, and review customer data. Once downloaded, click the Microsoft. Click Install to add the extension to Visual Studio One of the features included is a new project template. To begin, launch Visual Studio and click Create a new project.
In the dialog, search for Teams to find the new Microsoft Teams App project template. Once selected, click Next.
Configure your project details on the screens that follow. The dialog gives you an opportunity to provide a name for your Teams app, but it can be changed or configured later too. Finally, clicking Create will complete the process and open your new solution in Visual Studio One of our focuses with the Teams Toolkit is to help developers create apps that integrate with Teams with as close to zero-configuration as possible.
Select an account with a Microsoft tenant and all the required dependencies will be setup for your app. Visual Studio will launch Teams in a browser and offer to add your app. Click the Add button to see your application running in Teams. The project template includes sample code to demonstrate the basics of getting information about the authenticated user.
Clicking the Authorize button will prompt the user to accept the additional permissions required to use Microsoft Graph. The project template includes a few dependencies and project setup criteria to make developing Teams app simpler. Included as a package reference and available on GitHub is the Microsoft. SimpleAuth library which helps with token acquisition for single sign-on.
This is configured in the project as middleware with a single line of code in the ConfigureServices method of the Startup class. These are optional for your application, but are provided by default to make it easy to build the UI of your app. All the details and configuration for a Teams app are controlled with a Teams app manifest. Use the manifest to configure the name of your Teams app, endpoints of the hosted web app, and which capabilities are provided.
Visit the documentation to learn more about the manifest file. We appreciated all the feedback we receive and it helps us deliver experiences that truly matter to you. Also, be sure to visit the documentation and learn more about developing applications for Microsoft Teams!
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Sign in. XrmToolkit XrmToolkit. Create new web resources in Visual Studio and add them to Dynamics Edit the properties of the web resource directly in Visual Studio. Publish a web resource to Dynamics with the click of a single button.
Use Gulp to perform actions on a web resource prior to publishing to your organization. Refresh the contents of your local file from Dynamics with the click of a button. Generate TypeScript intellisense files.
In addition to the Xrm. Page object, intellisense is provided for attribute and control names and other parameters to Xrm. Page functions. Automatically add items to a specified solution whenever a file is created or published to your organization. Bulk upload and publish items to your ogranization. Bulk refresh items from Dynamics to your Visual Studio solution. File paths are honored when downloading or creating web resources in CRM. Also, when creating new files and uploading them to CRM, XrmToolkit will suggest a name based on the relative path of the item in the file system.
This reduces the file size and thus speeds up the web page wherever the file is being reference. If your web resources are minified, you can optionally choose to 'Pretty Format' the file when downloaded from your organization into your Visual Studio project.
Plugins Build, update and publish your plugin assembly to Dynamics with the click of a button. Intuitive wizard for creating new plugins or custom workflows. This process also generates the plugin configuration allowing you to register the plugin and any images with the click of a button. Templates for plugins and custom workflows that use a 'LocalContext' to provide easy access to the following: ITracingService, IOrganizationContext, Pre and Post images, and the target entity or entity reference.
Plugin Registration Tool. Similar to the one provided in the Microsoft NuGet package but with the following enhancements: Configure everything without registering the actual records. This allows for setting everything up first and then registering with the click of a button. When you 'Un-register' an item, the configuration is left in-tact so that if you need to re-register it, you can do so with the click of a button. This is helpful if you need to unregister a workflow and need to know which workflows in CRM are using it.
Ability to see other plugins registered for the same entity and message. This allows you to see the order of operations for a given entity and message which can be helpful when debugging and also when determining the 'order' of plugins. Ability to export the DLL of any plugin assembly stored in the Dataverse database.
You can see any unregistered plugins or workflows in the plugin registration tool allowing you to register them without needing to upload the entire assembly just to register the plugin or workflow. Register web hooks and related steps Download a plugin assembly along with all of the registered items into a plugin configuration file in Visual Studio.
This allows you to store a plugin and its registered steps and images in source control as part of your ALM strategy. You can also use this file to easily transfer a plugin and all of its registered items to another organization. Inject custom logic during the build process using MSBuild events. Integrated directly into Visual Studio, you can select which entities you want to generate and the corresponding classes will be placed each in a separate file.
The OrganizationServiceContext file is also automatically generated and placed in you project. Enums for all the option sets are generate and placed in a separate file. Quickly regenerate a specific class or classes by pressing a button. Easily use your own naming service allowing complete customization around how classes, properties and enums are named for your proxy classes.
Optionally choose to add a prefix or postfix to the class names at the time of generation. Create XrmToolkit proxy classes similar to the classes generated by the CrmSvcUtil engine but with the following benefits: Change tracking - When updating an entity, only push the properties that have changed to Dynamics instead of all properties that have a value.
This helps reduce the noise and size of the audit logs as only the properties that have changed are logged to the database. This also improves the speed of custom applications that process large amounts of data since only records that are changed push to the database.
If a records' values do not change then 'Saving' the record does not create an 'Update' request. Allow Dynamics constraints on attributes to be handled without any coding: Auto truncate strings if they are longer than the max length Automatically adjust numeric values to their min or max if the value falls outside the bounds These can be adjusted on a per-entity basis Provide additional design time information like the 'Logical Name', 'Max Length', 'Max Value', 'Min Value', 'Precision'.
Methods on option sets to easily retrieve the display text. Smaller compiled file size than the classes generated by the CrmSvcUtil application. Update and deploy to Dynamics with the click of a button. Specify all report properties directly in Visual Studio without going to Dynamics Portal Websites Download your portal assets into a Visual Studio project.
Edit and publish directory from Visual Studio back to Dynamics Compare local assets to what is deployed to Dynamics Automatically minify upon publish to Dynamics and automatically prettify when downloaded from Dynamics Solutions Link as many Dynamics organizations to your Visual Studio project. Set a 'Current Solution' which XrmToolkit automatically adds to when new web resources, plugins, steps, reports, etc are published to Dynamics If existing assets are updated and published to your organization they are also added to the solution.
When using the 'Edit Entity Permissions' dialog, any roles that are updated are also automatically added to the solution. Bulk upload and publish items to Dynamics This is helpful if you need 'Read-only' properties like 'Created On' or 'Modified On' to be returned. Create 'In' or 'Not In' queries. Support for left outer joins for querying records where something is NOT present. For example, query contacts that have not had any activities in the last 30 days.
Query based on the 'Id' property without first knowing what the name of the Id field is, ie 'accountid'. This is helpful when using late bound entities. This means you can deploy directly from a build server or a command line. For more information see here. When the file is a system or user view then it can be published back to your organization with the click of a single button.
Edit permissions for an entity for all roles at once. After creating a new entity, its often necessary to set permissions for all the different roles regarding that entity. Configurations and other data is stored in files that can be committed to source control. This allows for using in team environments where multiple people are working on the same solution.
Manually clear the in-memory metadata cache and retrieve the metadata from your Dynamics organization.
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