Developers that use Java, or other non-.NET technologies can write applications that use data from Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011.
You can also access data from Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 using the WSDL from the web service.
The Microsoft Dynamics CRM SDK contains sample code that demonstrates how to use Java to access Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online and perform Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations. This sample code uses Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and the SOAP interface to access the operation data and metadata API published by Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online. The sample code can be found in the folder Walkthroughs\Java2CRM\Java2CRMCRUD.
This walkthrough uses Eclipse but the steps for using NetBeans are similar.
This walkthrough uses Eclipse but the steps for using NetBeans are similar.
My above blog is based on Microsoft's Official information.
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You have not mentioned can the sample code be used for accessing Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011, it is written only the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online. In the full tutorial is also not very clear, but the title conatins both Online and 2011.
ReplyDeletePlease tell me a way to develop the code to login in to Microsoft Dynamic CRM with the help of CRM SDK for java.. is there any jar file providing by MS CRM to achieve the same.
ReplyDeleteHi Ashish,
ReplyDeleteI found your blog very informative.
We are also using java client top invoke DCRM 2013 web services.
Earlier we were thinking of using .net dll to invoke the DCRM 2013, but after reading your blog we changed our minds.
cheers,
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Thanks Abhishek.
DeleteI am glad my blog was of help.