Category: CRM

There are two ways of logging off from an active session within CRM On Demand

 

// pass the url in that case no need to set the header

// only set sessionid           

string logoffUrlString = “servername/Services/Integration;jsessionid=” + SessionID + “?command=logoff”;

HttpWebRequest req = HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(logoffUrlString);         

// make the HTTP call

HttpWebResponse resp = (HttpWebResponse)req.GetResponse(); 

 

Or else

 

string logoffUrlString = “servername/Services/Integration?command=logoff”;

HttpWebRequest req = HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(logoffUrlString);         

// set the session id in header

req.Headers[“JSESSIONID”] = SessionID;

// make the HTTP call

HttpWebResponse resp = (HttpWebResponse)req.GetResponse(); 

 

Within Web Services Utilization List of Admin Tab in the CRM On Demand application we can see the login and logout info.

 

That’s it ..

 

To update the Account record we need to first add web reference to the account.wsdl.

 

Than can make use of AccountUpdate method of Account Entity.

 

  // Login to the CRM server

            string loginUrlString = “https://servername/Services/Integration?command=login”;

            // Get the valid Session id to be appended for each subsequent request

            String sessionID = ManageSession.Login(loginUrlString, @”orgname/username”, “password”);

            try

            {

                // Download the account wsdl from the Admin section of the CRM application

                // Add web reference to the wsdl

                // Create the instance of the opportunity entity

                Account myAcc = new Account();

                myAcc.Url = “https://secure-ausomxapa.crmondemand.com/Services/Integration;jsessionid=” + sessionID;               

                // Create the instance of Account Data

                AccountData[] myAccData = new AccountData[1];

                myAccData[0] = new AccountData();

                // the order number to be updated

                myAccData[0].stOrder_Number = “orderNumber”;

                // the id of the account to be updated

                myAccData[0].Id = “orderID”;

                // creating ListOfAccountData object

                ListOfAccountData myLstOfAcctData = new ListOfAccountData();

                myLstOfAcctData.Account = myAccData;

                // using AccountUpdate_Input

                AccountUpdate_Input myAccUpdateInput = new AccountUpdate_Input();

                myAccUpdateInput.ListOfAccount = myLstOfAcctData;

                // using account’s Accout Update method to update the record               

                AccountUpdate_Output myAccntUpdateOutput = myAcc.AccountUpdate(myAccUpdateInput);

            }

            catch (SoapException ex)

            {

            }

            catch (Exception ex)

            {

            }

 

 

That’s it …