Is it possible to use MS Graph to connect to a Sharepoint 2016 on prem installation?
//Thomas
MS Graph is Microsofts API for their online services, so it wouldn't work on SharePoint OnPrem.
SharePoint 2016 has a REST API interface though. I haven't used it myself, but you can read about it here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/sp-add-ins/get-to-know-the-sharepoint-rest-service?tabs=csom
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We just upgraded our MS Access to 2013 and I'd like to know why I am encountering an error message when trying to create a blank custom web app in access 2013.
ERROR:
"an error occured in the client while attempting to communicate with the server"
I find it very weird as I have tried to export a table on my Access desktop Db and it successfully created a list in sharepoint using the same sharepoint path.
I provided the same sharepoint path when creating the new custom web app, anyone encounters the same issue? Our sharepoint is 2010.
It sounds like you are using an on premise SharePoint setup within your organization, correct? And your SharePoint Server is SharePoint 2010, correct? If that is indeed correct, you can't create or edit Access 2013 web apps on that server. In order to create and edit Access 2013 style web apps, you need several elements: Access 2013, a SharePoint Server running SharePoint 2013 (not 2010), the appropriate licenses for Access Services (the 2013 service that can come bundled with SharePoint 2013), and SQL Server 2012 or higher.
If you are using Office 365 to host your Access web apps, most of the existing plans include Access Services where you can create and edit Access web apps.
I want to learn basics of dynamics crm 2011 and 2013.
I have MS azure subscription where I do have access to Dynamics CRM virtual machines. These virtual machines have the following flavors for Dynamics CRM
GP 2013 Developer
GP 2013 R12
NAV 2015
GP 2015
Which one of the above 4 virtual machine setup should I use just to learn very basics of Dynamics CRM? Specially the jquery part and some customization.
I am very new at CRM but have lot of back ground in asp.net mvc c# programming.
I would use one of the SQL Server images and deploy everything on a single server if you want to test it out. Technically, it is not supported, but for evaluation purposes, this is the cheapest and easiest way.
Here's a tutorial that walks you through the steps for CRM 2013:
http://www.slideshare.net/jukkan/microsoft-dynamics-crm-2013-development-server-installation
I would suggest to use trial CRM Online. You can register instance for you using following link - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics/crm-free-trial-overview.aspx
Does anyone know if the API for Dynamics is the same for 2011 and 2013 or there are any differences between a hosted and on-premise install?
Most of the API (client-side and server-side) are the same between CRM 2011, CRM 2013 OnPremise e CRM Online.
Some API has been introduced in later rollups (like the ExecuteMultipleRequest shipped with Rollup 12) or with CRM 2013 (like the Xrm.Page.ui.setFormNotification() JavaScript).
CRM Online has also some limitations, like plugins and workflows only in sandbox and the FetchXML-only for Reports.
According to the MSDN documentation, "Currently, the REST service in SharePoint 2013 Preview is read-only.", so I need to identify bi-directional, r/w access to sharepoint databases and its workflow.
MSDN Doc ref: MSDN Build mobile apps in Sharepoint 2012
Uhm... Trying my best here. What part of the MSDN documentation are you referring two. There are regular REST webservices in SharePoint 2013 which you can access almost everything of SharePoint. Right now SharePoint is in beta though, so is the documentation. Try looking for SharePoint 2013, REST and _api and you will find everything you need to know.
We're looking to implement an IFD of CRM 2011 for a client and I am curious about whether Active Directory is a prerequisite. We'd like to set up a standalone environment using ASP.Net membership provider.
Is this possible?
Thank you,
Jason
A working Active Directory is a must requirement for a Dynamics CRM deployment. See the planning section of the Implementation Guide
Active Directory and network requirements for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Server 2011 software requirements