![]() ![]() You can find examples on the use of CrmServiceClient in the PowerApps-Samples repository. CrmServiceClient implements IOrganizationService, therefore your new authentication code will be portable to the rest of your application code. You will need to alter your coding pattern here, however, for simplicity CrmServiceClient supports connection strings in addition to complex constructors and the ability to provide external authentication handlers. When invoking the constructor, it is recommend you add the NuGet package to your project and replace all use of OrganizationServiceProxy class constructors with CrmServiceClient class constructors. This interface exposes all the core methods used to communicate with Dataverse. If you are passing the OrganizationServiceProxy instance around to various methods, or returning the instance from a method, replace all occurrences of the type OrganizationServiceProxy with the IOrganizationService interface. If your code uses an .OrganizationServiceProxy instance: Keep your applications up to date with our latest client SDK API changes by downloading and using the latest available NuGet packages whenever possible. ![]() The recommended connection interface for authentication with Dataverse. There are very straight forward ways to modify your application’s code to use What should I do to fix my application code if affected? OrganizationServiceProxy, you are using WS-Trust. If your code uses the OrganizationServiceProxy class at all, you are using WS-Trust. New OrganizationServiceProxy(serviceManagement, clientCredentials) Using (OrganizationServiceProxy organizationServiceProxy = When using the CrmServiceClient class with a connection string:ĬonnectionString="AuthType=Office365 using OrganizationServiceProxy class constructors: Some examples are shown below, though this list is not fully inclusive. If your code employs user account and password credentials for authentication with Dataverse or an application, you are likely using the WS-Trust security protocol. Workflow activities, or on-premises/IFD service connections. How do I know if my code or application is using WS-Trust?įirst and most importantly, this change only impacts client applications thatĬonnect to the Microsoft Dataverse. If your applications use this type of authentication protocol and API,Ĭontinue reading below to learn more about the recommended authentication changes to be made to your application’s code. This document describes the impact to and required authentication code changes for custom client applications that use “Office365” authentication and the Use of the WS-Trust (Office365) authentication security protocol when connecting to Microsoft Dataverse is no longer recommended and has been deprecated see the announcement.Īdditionally, the WS-Trust protocol does not support modern forms of multi-factor authentication and Azure AD Conditional Access controls to customer data. ![]()
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