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I know i can access a Dynamics instance from a python script by using the oData API, but what about the other way around? Is it possible to somehow call a python script from within Dynamics and possible even pass arguments?
Would this require me to use custom js/c#/other code within Dynamics?
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I know i can access a Dynamics instance from a python script by using the oData API, but what about the other way around? Is it possible to somehow call a python script from within Dynamics and possible even pass arguments?
Would this require me to use custom js/c#/other code within Dynamics?
python dynamics-crm
asked Nov 12 at 8:56
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I know i can access a Dynamics instance from a python script by using the oData API, but what about the other way around? Is it possible to somehow call a python script from within Dynamics and possible even pass arguments?
Would this require me to use custom js/c#/other code within Dynamics?
python dynamics-crm
asked Nov 12 at 8:56
Tommy Gaboreau
165112
I know i can access a Dynamics instance from a python script by using the oData API, but what about the other way around? Is it possible to somehow call a python script from within Dynamics and possible even pass arguments?
Would this require me to use custom js/c#/other code within Dynamics?
python dynamics-crm
python dynamics-crm
asked Nov 12 at 8:56
Tommy Gaboreau
165112
asked Nov 12 at 8:56
Tommy Gaboreau
165112
asked Nov 12 at 8:56
Tommy Gaboreau
165112
asked Nov 12 at 8:56
Tommy Gaboreau
165112
asked Nov 12 at 8:56
Tommy Gaboreau
165112
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You won't be able to nativley execute a python script within Dynamics.
I would approach this by placing the Python script in a service that can be called via a web service call from Dynamics. You could make the call from form JavaScript or a Plugin using C#.
answered Nov 12 at 16:17
James Wood
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This is pretty much what i thought, and the approach i expected to take if directly calling python was not an option. Thank you.
– Tommy Gaboreau
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You won't be able to nativley execute a python script within Dynamics.
I would approach this by placing the Python script in a service that can be called via a web service call from Dynamics. You could make the call from form JavaScript or a Plugin using C#.
answered Nov 12 at 16:17
James Wood
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This is pretty much what i thought, and the approach i expected to take if directly calling python was not an option. Thank you.
– Tommy Gaboreau
Nov 12 at 16:24
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You won't be able to nativley execute a python script within Dynamics.
I would approach this by placing the Python script in a service that can be called via a web service call from Dynamics. You could make the call from form JavaScript or a Plugin using C#.
answered Nov 12 at 16:17
James Wood
13.7k22161
This is pretty much what i thought, and the approach i expected to take if directly calling python was not an option. Thank you.
– Tommy Gaboreau
Nov 12 at 16:24
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You won't be able to nativley execute a python script within Dynamics.
I would approach this by placing the Python script in a service that can be called via a web service call from Dynamics. You could make the call from form JavaScript or a Plugin using C#.
answered Nov 12 at 16:17
James Wood
13.7k22161
You won't be able to nativley execute a python script within Dynamics.
I would approach this by placing the Python script in a service that can be called via a web service call from Dynamics. You could make the call from form JavaScript or a Plugin using C#.
answered Nov 12 at 16:17
James Wood
13.7k22161
answered Nov 12 at 16:17
James Wood
13.7k22161
answered Nov 12 at 16:17
James Wood
13.7k22161
answered Nov 12 at 16:17
James Wood
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13.7k22161
This is pretty much what i thought, and the approach i expected to take if directly calling python was not an option. Thank you.
– Tommy Gaboreau
Nov 12 at 16:24
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This is pretty much what i thought, and the approach i expected to take if directly calling python was not an option. Thank you.
– Tommy Gaboreau
Nov 12 at 16:24
This is pretty much what i thought, and the approach i expected to take if directly calling python was not an option. Thank you.
– Tommy Gaboreau
Nov 12 at 16:24
This is pretty much what i thought, and the approach i expected to take if directly calling python was not an option. Thank you.
– Tommy Gaboreau
Nov 12 at 16:24
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