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Twoway communication b/w CRM And Azure Service Bus

Two way communication between CRM and Azure Service bus

This is the next level of my previous post on Azure service bus integration with CRM. If you haven’t gone through it already, I would highly recommend you to go through it first over here as whatever we are going to do here in this post is kind of an extension to my previous one.…

April 17, 2017 in Azure, Dynamics 365, Dynamics CRM, Integration.
Queue Messages in Azure service bus

Dynamics CRM and Azure Service Bus Integration

This post is literally the outcome of 2 days struggle 🙂 to achieve a two way communication b/w Dynamics CRM (I think I should say 365 now) & Azure service bus. One of the main problem I faced is lack of material that describes integration with new azure portal. Even the MSDN & SDK both are referring to old…

April 9, 2017 in Azure, Dynamics 365, Dynamics CRM, Integration.

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