Contributed Software

The "Contributed Software" area at DynamicsExchange is a global community area where freely available software extensions for Microsoft Dynamics CRM are available for review, download, evaluation, and use. Most items are "as is" to evaluate, experiment with, implement, and extend yourself. In all cases this is the best place to look for freely available extensions to Microsoft Dynamics CRM. If you are a professional Dynamics CRM software developer you need to showcase your work here. Please support the community’s developers!

Types of Contributed Software

Accelerators

CRM Accelerators are free code by the Dynamics CRM development team to extend Dynamics CRM - Maybe included in a later release or is used in conjunction with other Microsoft technologies like SharePoint or Office.

Contributed

Contributed code is free code made available by CRM community professional development members that have donated their work to extend the power of CRM at no charge

Example

Example code is meant to demonstrate functionality or capability and may be used, extended or completed for users needs at no cost. A major source of this code is through the Microsoft CodePlex Open Source Community requiring adherence to that community license. Developers often donate their code to this area for general public viewing - Please support these developers

Limited

Limited software is a free limited edition version of professionally developed solutions that can be upgraded to as needed or used in limited form

Trial

Also see Trial Software in the Demonstration and Trial Area. Trial Software is professionally developed and licensed for a fee and available for 15-90 day free trial download by the manufacturer for the purpose of evaluation before purchase

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Name ▼	Description	UseType	SourceDetail	From	Download
xRM Development Toolkit	This project provides classes to simplify Microsoft CRM 4.0 development. It provides functionality, developed in C#, to allow... Read More This project provides classes to simplify Microsoft CRM 4.0 development. It provides functionality, developed in C#, to allow you to use custom .NET objects and properties and map them to CRM entities and attributes. Hide	Example	Source Detail	Darryl Henderson	Here
Writing reports to use in IFrames and from ISV.Config in Microsoft Dynamics CRM	Writing reports to use in IFrames and from ISV.Config in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 (Titan). T... Read More Writing reports to use in IFrames and from ISV.Config in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 (Titan). This project contains the sample report, and documentation on the process, associated with the article posted on the MSCRM Team Blog (http://blogs.msdn.com/crm/archive/2007/10/04/writing-reports-to-display-in-iframes-and-from-isv-config.aspx). It demonstrates how to build reports in Reporting Services that can take parameters from a CRM entity, and how to construct a URL to access the report appropriately from CRM, either through an IFrame or an ISV.Config button. Hide	Example	Source Detail	DavidJennaway	Here
Web Feed Generator	Web Feed Generator project provides an easy way to add web feeds to your ASP.Net web site. Web Feed Generator takes care of a... Read More Web Feed Generator project provides an easy way to add web feeds to your ASP.Net web site. Web Feed Generator takes care of all the web feed related plumbing, the only thing that needs to be done to add a web feed is to Implement the interface IWebFeedDataLoader to provide data to the feed. Support for RSS, Atom, Podcast. Easy to implement. Configurable feed url's in the web.config. Web Feed Generator makes use of the open source projects log4net and Spring.Net Hide	Example	Source Detail	Melg & Omangels from OrbitOne	Here
Visual Studio Template for Microsoft Dynamics CRM	This download is my attempt at a standard Visual Studio 2008 template to provide the basic starting point for writing a plug-... Read More This download is my attempt at a standard Visual Studio 2008 template to provide the basic starting point for writing a plug-in. In the code template provided I have included the following features: • A plug-in constructor that supports passing secure and non-secure information to the plug-in • A standard Execute method that retrieves and verifies information from the passed context parameter Web service proxy instantiation • Basic handling of SOAP exceptions • Custom methods that instantiate the Web service proxies for those plug-ins that execute in a child pipeline Hide	Accelerators	Source Detail	Sandip	Here
ViewLayout Replicator	This tool copies the settings of a source view to selected target views. This means it avoids the need to customize views tha... Read More This tool copies the settings of a source view to selected target views. This means it avoids the need to customize views that should look the same multiple. Hide	Contributed	Source Detail	Rahul Joshi	Here

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