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Hi SteveHiggon,<br />
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Any specific scenario you are trying to handle? It is generally recommend not to use Early bound data types with plugins[I generally avoid using Early bound data types as a practice].<br />
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Regards,<br />
Chinmay.
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Hi SteveHiggon,

Any specific scenario you are trying to handle? It is generally recommend not to use Early bound data types with plugins[I generally avoid using Early bound data types as a practice].

Regards,
Chinmay.

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Didn't answer the original question and the suggestion was previously understood, but I appreciated the time and effiort to feedback his thoughts.
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Didn't answer the original question and the suggestion was previously understood, but I appreciated the time and effiort to feedback his thoughts.

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Hi,<br />
<br />
Just tried using the crmsvcutil to generate code for inclusion within a PlugIn I'm writing. This PlugIn is to be hosted within a CRM 2011 Online site.<br />
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The problem I'm having is that the generated code refers to Microsoft.Xrm.Client which doesn't seem to be support with CRM Online.<br />
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I've been able to register the PlugIn, run it without error by removing the generated code and use late bound, but as soon as I add in the code generated from crmsvcutil.exe, I then need to reference the above DLL.<br />
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Is there a way around this for Early Bound data types?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Steve
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Hi,

Just tried using the crmsvcutil to generate code for inclusion within a PlugIn I'm writing. This PlugIn is to be hosted within a CRM 2011 Online site.

The problem I'm having is that the generated code refers to Microsoft.Xrm.Client which doesn't seem to be support with CRM Online.

I've been able to register the PlugIn, run it without error by removing the generated code and use late bound, but as soon as I add in the code generated from crmsvcutil.exe, I then need to reference the above DLL.

Is there a way around this for Early Bound data types?

Thanks,

Steve

CRMSVCUTIL CRM 2011 ONLINE PLUG

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