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Integrating BizTalk Server 2010 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM : Communicating from BizTalk Server to Dynamics CRM (part 4) - Configuring the BizTalk endpoints

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Configuring the BizTalk endpoints

Our final task is to configure the BizTalk messaging components to send a message to the Dynamics CRM service. We already have a series of reusable ports configured as a result of our last exercise and can leverage those this time around.

  1. Open the BizTalk Administration Console and confirm that the updates to our application were successfully deployed. This can be confirmed by looking for our new orchestration under the Orchestrations folder beneath the Chapter3 application.

  2. Double-click the orchestration to bind it to messaging ports.

  3. Set the host value, and for the initial receive port, reuse the port created in the previous exercise. When a receive port is bound to an orchestration, the resulting subscription looks at both the name of the port and the message type coming in. So, in this case, because we are using a Customer_XML message input for both types, we have to un-enlist the previous orchestration to prevent it from picking up this message as well.

  4. Set the orchestration to also reuse the send ports from the previous exercise. This includes the generated send port which calls Dynamics CRM, and the port that sends the service result message to the file system.

  5. Start the orchestration, and ensure that the receive location, send ports, and host are also started. Remember to un-enlist the previous orchestration so that it does not pick up the message as well.

  6. Create an XML instance file for the Customer_XML message type&; and populate it with details of a new contact that does not yet exist in Dynamics CRM.

  7. Drop this file into a folder being monitored by our FILE receive location.

  8. If everything is configured correctly, we should see both a new record in our Dynamics CRM instance, and a file that holds the unique ID of that new record.

In this exercise, we saw how to create the untyped service request message from a canonical schema and successfully create a record in Dynamics CRM from BizTalk Server.
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