Hi
I am .NET developer, and I have an ASP.NET web application that I want
to integrate with the MS CRM 3.0. Does anyone know how I can do that? I
believe it require changes to the config file and ISV file. Does
anybody know where I can get material on how to develop custom
applications on .NET using CRM SDK and then integrate it with the
application.
Thanks
Rahul

Re: Integration of .NET application with MS CRM 3.0 by Jeffry

Jeffry
Fri Jan 13 12:54:53 CST 2006

You're first look should be in the CRM SDK. You can find information there
on how to integrate with CRM. E.g. adding buttons to CRM using the
isv.config file and starting your own app from there.

HTH,

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Jeffry van de Vuurst
CWR Mobility
www.cwrmobility.com
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<rsimlote@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi
> I am .NET developer, and I have an ASP.NET web application that I want
> to integrate with the MS CRM 3.0. Does anyone know how I can do that? I
> believe it require changes to the config file and ISV file. Does
> anybody know where I can get material on how to develop custom
> applications on .NET using CRM SDK and then integrate it with the
> application.
> Thanks
> Rahul
>



Re: Integration of .NET application with MS CRM 3.0 by rsimlote

rsimlote
Fri Jan 13 13:02:39 CST 2006

Hi Jeffry
Thanks for your reply. Actually I did try that yesterday with a sample
application that I found online. I did everything step by step, but I
am not sure why it didn't work. I am not sure may be because of the
version difference as I have VS.NET 2005 and CRM 3.0, and the sample
application was written on VS.NET 2003 with CRM 1.2 SDK. However I will
try it again today. Thanks for your reply.
Rahul


Re: Integration of .NET application with MS CRM 3.0 by Matt

Matt
Fri Jan 13 14:18:23 CST 2006

Make sure you have downloaded the current SDK from MSDN and use that as your
reference. The SDK changed a great deal between v1.2 and v3.0 so anything
you have in the v1.2 is pretty much obsolete (most of it should work, but
the calls are deperecated and the new SDK has better ease of use)

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Matt Parks
MVP - Microsoft CRM


<rsimlote@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi Jeffry
Thanks for your reply. Actually I did try that yesterday with a sample
application that I found online. I did everything step by step, but I
am not sure why it didn't work. I am not sure may be because of the
version difference as I have VS.NET 2005 and CRM 3.0, and the sample
application was written on VS.NET 2003 with CRM 1.2 SDK. However I will
try it again today. Thanks for your reply.
Rahul