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Authtype has now become an optional parameter that can be seen in the Connection String field and managed by the “Authentication Type” field. Text Constant ConnectionWithCallerIdStringFormatTok does not include authtype=Office365 anymore. For IFD and OAuth this string is even editable to provide all required parameters manually, where and if needed. Considering the currently CRM SDK available types (Office365,Ad,IFD,OAuth), these lead to different connection string formats. Worth a notice the Authentication Type field. See below a screenshot of 0 that shows its changes (NAV 2017 CU 4).
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If you are working with CRM 2016 On Premise or On Line, we warmly recommend you to move your current platform and application to March 2017 cumulative update 17 for NAV 2016 or CU 4 for NAV 2017. Stated the above, then, by deploying these cumulative updates or performing an update of both platform files and application objects, it is now possible to integrate also with CRM 2016 On Premise (8.1 and higher).
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The platform and code changes introduced with March 2017 Cumulative Updates for both NAV 2016 (Cumulative Update 17) and NAV 2017 (Cumulative Update 4) are letting now performing smooth integrations also with CRM 2016 On Premise. But what about, CRM 2016 On Premise integration?… Resuming this chapter, then, to integrate with CRMOL 2016 and Dynamics 365, you must deploy NAV 2016 CU 14 or higher / NAV 2017 CU 1 or higher versions.
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What I am suggesting partners, if they cannot perform a full compare and merge of all objects – as per best practice -, is to simply filter in the Object Designer, all the NAV Objects that have a ‘CRM’ substring in their Name with a filter like * This will roughly cover all of the objects that might potentially be in need to be changed / merged. Roughly speaking, then, not only it has to be deployed the client and server platform stack but also a typical activity of code compare and merge is required in order to have CRM Integration working appropriately with the new assemblies.
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This is just one of the changes that has been introduced since NAV 2016 CU 14 / NAV 2017 CU 1 in order to cope with the new DLLs handling. To give you one short example, on top of all, with the new 2.28 ActiveDirectory library, used for connection calls, the connection string has been modified a bit and this reflects in an application change in the following global text constants within Table 5330 CRM Connection SetupĬonnectionWithCallerIdStringFormatTok Url=%1 UserName=%2 Password=%3 CallerID=%4ĬonnectionWithCallerIdStringFormatTok Url=%1 UserName=%2 Password=%3 CallerID=%4 authtype=Office365
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