You need to download and extract last CRM 2011 SDK. In \sdk\tools\developertoolkit\ run crmdevelopertools_installer.msi to install toolkit.
First we need to create a New Project: File -> New Project or press Ctrl+Shift+N
In Dialog windows select Dynamics CRM Template and New Visual Studio Solution Template for Dynamics CRM 2011.
Enter a Name and Solution name.
Press OK.
Now we need to connect to our Dynamics CRM Server:
Enter a CRM Discovery server name and Port number.
Press Connect.
Now you need to specify Authentication Details and press Log on.
Last steps are Select Organization and Solution Name.
Press Ok.
Congratulation. Now you are ready to develop plugins, workflows and silverlight custom forms.
At the end you should get something like that:
what is the server name?
ReplyDeletethis one is not working..
Hi,
ReplyDeleteYou put crm2011 in the field of "CRM Discovery Server Name" but thats giving an error "Metadata contains a reference that cannot be resolved: 'https://crm2011:5555/XRMService/2011/Discovery.svc?wsdl'."
Do you have any idea what is going on ? by the way i have CRM 2013 i tried "crm2013 " but its the same error I get
crm2011 – it’s my local server name. You should identify your own server name.
DeleteI identified my server name but now the problem is with credentials, I can login with those credentials online but when I try to login here with those it gives me error "Authentication Failure" How do you resolve this problem ? any idea? using CRM2013
Delete1) Check if username/password/domain is correct.
Delete2) Check if user is Administrator in CRM.
3) Make sure that you using latest CRM Developer Toolkit. (Latest version of CRM2013’s SDK is 6.1)
username and password is correct i am sure because i have used it online it works there, Domain name is disable because i cant get pass the username/password
DeleteYes it is Administrator in CRM
and i am using latest version 6.1
Is there any sandbox for Discovery Server ? and credentials ?
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