You don’t need an external service to create a fast, robust, and useful custom connector. In this post we demonstrate csv to json conversion and calculations or the aggregates. Source code is available: https://github.com/georged/code-connectors.
Tip #1370: Handle RemoteExecutionObject in Power Automate
When we talked about triggering Power Automate on Associate/Disassociate, I did set aside the task of “dealing with horrendous serialization”. Short version: it’s a RemoteExecutionObject that is serialized in the message and every DataCollection property is serialized as an array of objects with the key and value properties. Fair enough. But in the jsonified world […]
Tip #717: Multi-line text on quick view forms
Quick View forms are awesome, they are peekaboo utility for your records and can be used when summary information is required. There are some restrictions in place to make these forms fast and efficient. One of the restrictions is that all formatting options for controls are taken away. As usually the case, baby was thrown […]
Tip #442: One WSDL to rule them all
WSDL is your best friend when you’re dealing with non .NET clients, e.g. Java, that need to talk to CRM. Historically, it’s always been a 2-step process: Hit https://crm/XRMServices/2011/Organization.svc?wsdl and get a very small file back usually containing the line Hit https://crm/XRMServices/2011/Organization.svc?wsdl=wsdl0 and get a complete file containing full definitions. Starting from CRM 2013 (or, […]