IOrganizationServiceFactory serviceFactory = (IOrganizationServiceFactory)serviceProvider.GetService(typeof(IOrganizationServiceFactory)) object Organization service factory object IPluginExecutionContext context = (IPluginExecutionContext)serviceProvider.GetService(typeof(IPluginExecutionContext)) ITracingService tracing = (ITracingService)serviceProvider.GetService(typeof(ITracingService)) Public void Execute(IServiceProvider serviceProvider)
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We will write the plugin code first and then associate our plugin to the Custom API. In the Input parameter, we will be providing the lead data and the response of it the Custom API should bring to us the record ID which just created or updated the status message.
Just for the purpose of the example, we are creating a Custom API with one required parameter and two output properties. Let us see an example of how we can use the Custom API and register a plugin on it. In addition, we get more types of parameters and response types including the types we use in the Custom Action. Ĭustom API does not require us to create the custom messages the same way as we do for Custom Action but we need to create the simple records in Custom APIentity (as explained in the blog). Code First Approach: Custom API supports Code first approach.For the Function Type, we need to execute it using GET Method and for Action Type, we can execute it using POST Method. API Type: We can define our Custom API to run as Function or as an Action.As per the Microsoft document, Microsoft itself uses this functionality to hide the internal actions and functions. PrivateCustom API: It makes the Custom API available only to the owner and the users the owner has shared it with.Now with the Custom API we get some more advanced capabilities such as, An example of which is seen in the below screenshot
For many years, we were used to creating a Custom Action for Custom Messages. In our quest of exploring something new, we stumbled across Custom APIs and this entire blog post is dedicated on creating a custom action from scratch.Ĭustom API is a new way of creating Custom Action Messages in Dynamics 365 CRM. As a developer, we should always be aware of what is coming in the future and how & where we can use it. Microsoft has now brought an extension for Custom Action called Custom API which is in preview (at the time of writing this blog). Custom Actions enables us to create our own messages where we could register the plugin step the same way we register the Plugin step on Create, Update, Qualify Lead, etc. Custom Actions are one of the most useful methods of creating custom messages in Dynamics 365 CRM.
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