private void Window_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
bIsConnectedComplete = false;
mgr = new CrmConnectionManager();
mgr.ParentControl = CrmLoginCtrl;
mgr.UseUserLocalDirectoryForConfigStore = true;
mgr.ClientId = "51f81489-12ee-4a9e-aaae-a2591f45987d";
mgr.RedirectUri = new Uri("app://58145B91-0C36-4500-8554-080854F2AC97");
CrmLoginCtrl.SetGlobalStoreAccess(mgr);
CrmLoginCtrl.SetControlMode(ServerLoginConfigCtrlMode.FullLoginPanel);
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectionCheckBegining += new EventHandler(CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectionCheckBegining);
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectErrorEvent += new EventHandler <ConnectErrorEventArgs>(CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectErrorEvent);
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectionStatusEvent += new EventHandler <ConnectStatusEventArgs>(CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectionStatusEvent);
CrmLoginCtrl.UserCancelClicked += new EventHandler(CrmLoginCtrl_UserCancelClicked);
if (!mgr.RequireUserLogin())
{
if (MessageBox.Show("Credentials already saved in configuration\nChoose Yes to Auto Login or No to Reset Credentials", "DynamicsCrm.DevKit - Auto Login", MessageBoxButton.YesNo, MessageBoxImage.Question) == MessageBoxResult.Yes)
{
CrmLoginCtrl.IsEnabled = false;
mgr.ServerConnectionStatusUpdate += new EventHandler <ServerConnectStatusEventArgs>(mgr_ServerConnectionStatusUpdate);
mgr.ConnectionCheckComplete += new EventHandler <ServerConnectStatusEventArgs>(mgr_ConnectionCheckComplete);
mgr.ConnectToServerCheck();
CrmLoginCtrl.ShowMessageGrid();
}
}
}
private void Window_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
/*
* This is the setup process for the login control,
* The login control uses a class called CrmConnectionManager to manage the interaction with CRM, this class and also be queried as later points for information about the current connection.
* In this case, the login control is referred to as CrmLoginCtrl
*/
// Set off flag.
_bIsConnectedComplete = false;
// Init the CRM Connection manager..
_mgr = new CrmConnectionManager();
// Pass a reference to the current UI or container control, this is used to synchronize UI threads In the login control
_mgr.ParentControl = CrmLoginCtrl;
// if you are using an unmanaged client, excel for example, and need to store the config in the users local directory
// set this option to true.
_mgr.UseUserLocalDirectoryForConfigStore = true;
if (_profileName != null)
{
_mgr.ProfileName = _profileName;
}
_mgr.ClientId = "2ad88395-b77d-4561-9441-d0e40824f9bc";
_mgr.RedirectUri = new Uri("app://5d3e90d6-aa8e-48a8-8f2c-58b45cc67315");
// if you are using an unmanaged client, you need to provide the name of an exe to use to create app config key's for.
//mgr.HostApplicatioNameOveride = "MyExecName.exe";
// CrmLoginCtrl is the Login control, this sets the CrmConnection Manager into it.
CrmLoginCtrl.SetGlobalStoreAccess(_mgr);
// There are several modes to the login control UI
CrmLoginCtrl.SetControlMode(ServerLoginConfigCtrlMode.FullLoginPanel);
// this wires an event that is raised when the login button is pressed.
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectionCheckBegining += CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectionCheckBegining;
// this wires an event that is raised when an error in the connect process occurs.
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectErrorEvent += CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectErrorEvent;
// this wires an event that is raised when a status event is returned.
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectionStatusEvent += CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectionStatusEvent;
// this wires an event that is raised when the user clicks the cancel button.
CrmLoginCtrl.UserCancelClicked += CrmLoginCtrl_UserCancelClicked;
// Check to see if its possible to do an Auto Login
if (_mgr.RequireUserLogin())
{
return;
}
MessageBoxResult result = MessageBoxResult.No;
if (!_autoLogin)
{
result = MessageBox.Show(
"Credentials already saved in configuration\nChoose Yes to Auto Login or No to Reset Credentials",
"Auto Login", MessageBoxButton.YesNo, MessageBoxImage.Question);
}
if (_autoLogin || result == MessageBoxResult.Yes)
{
DoLogin();
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Raised when the window loads for the first time.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender"></param>
/// <param name="e"></param>
private void Window_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
/*
* This is the setup process for the login control,
* The login control uses a class called CrmConnectionManager to manage the interaction with CRM, this class and also be queried as later points for information about the current connection.
* In this case, the login control is referred to as CrmLoginCtrl
*/
// Set off flag.
bIsConnectedComplete = false;
// Init the CRM Connection manager..
mgr = new CrmConnectionManager();
// Pass a reference to the current UI or container control, this is used to synchronize UI threads In the login control
mgr.ParentControl = CrmLoginCtrl;
// if you are using an unmanaged client, excel for example, and need to store the config in the users local directory
// set this option to true.
mgr.UseUserLocalDirectoryForConfigStore = true;
// if you are using an unmanaged client, you need to provide the name of an exe to use to create app config key's for.
//mgr.HostApplicatioNameOveride = "MyExecName.exe";
// CrmLoginCtrl is the Login control, this sets the CrmConnection Manager into it.
CrmLoginCtrl.SetGlobalStoreAccess(mgr);
// There are several modes to the login control UI
CrmLoginCtrl.SetControlMode(ServerLoginConfigCtrlMode.FullLoginPanel);
// this wires an event that is raised when the login button is pressed.
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectionCheckBegining += new EventHandler(CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectionCheckBegining);
// this wires an event that is raised when an error in the connect process occurs.
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectErrorEvent += new EventHandler <ConnectErrorEventArgs>(CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectErrorEvent);
// this wires an event that is raised when a status event is returned.
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectionStatusEvent += new EventHandler <ConnectStatusEventArgs>(CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectionStatusEvent);
// this wires an event that is raised when the user clicks the cancel button.
CrmLoginCtrl.UserCancelClicked += new EventHandler(CrmLoginCtrl_UserCancelClicked);
// Check to see if its possible to do an Auto Login
}
/// <summary>
/// Raised when the window loads for the first time.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender"></param>
/// <param name="e"></param>
private void Window_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
Headingtext.Text = "Connecting to " + ConnectionLabel;
/*
* This is the setup process for the login control,
* The login control uses a class called CrmConnectionManager to manage the interaction with CRM, this class and also be queried as later points for information about the current connection.
* In this case, the login control is referred to as CrmLoginCtrl
*/
// Set off flag.
bIsConnectedComplete = false;
// Init the CRM Connection manager..
mgr = new CrmConnectionManager();
// Pass a reference to the current UI or container control, this is used to synchronize UI threads In the login control
mgr.ParentControl = CrmLoginCtrl;
// if you are using an unmanaged client, excel for example, and need to store the config in the users local directory
// set this option to true.
mgr.UseUserLocalDirectoryForConfigStore = true;
// Client ID to use for oAuth. ID: 51f81489-12ee-4a9e-aaae-a2591f45987d is a sample ID that should be replaced by a ID created for your use.
mgr.ClientId = "51f81489-12ee-4a9e-aaae-a2591f45987d";
// Redirect URI required for oAuth.
mgr.RedirectUri = new Uri("app://58145B91-0C36-4500-8554-080854F2AC97");
mgr.ProfileName = ConnectionId;
// if you are using an unmanaged client, you need to provide the name of an exe to use to create app config key's for.
//mgr.HostApplicatioNameOveride = "MyExecName.exe";
// CrmLoginCtrl is the Login control, this sets the CrmConnection Manager into it.
CrmLoginCtrl.SetGlobalStoreAccess(mgr);
// There are several modes to the login control UI
CrmLoginCtrl.SetControlMode(ServerLoginConfigCtrlMode.FullLoginPanel);
// this wires an event that is raised when the login button is pressed.
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectionCheckBegining += new EventHandler(CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectionCheckBegining);
// this wires an event that is raised when an error in the connect process occurs.
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectErrorEvent += new EventHandler <ConnectErrorEventArgs>(CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectErrorEvent);
// this wires an event that is raised when a status event is returned.
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectionStatusEvent += new EventHandler <ConnectStatusEventArgs>(CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectionStatusEvent);
// this wires an event that is raised when the user clicks the cancel button.
CrmLoginCtrl.UserCancelClicked += new EventHandler(CrmLoginCtrl_UserCancelClicked);
// Check to see if its possible to do an Auto Login
if (!mgr.RequireUserLogin())
{
// If RequireUserLogin is false, it means that there has been a successful login here before and the credentials are cached.
CrmLoginCtrl.IsEnabled = false;
// When running an auto login, you need to wire and listen to the events from the connection manager.
// Run Auto User Login process, Wire events.
mgr.ServerConnectionStatusUpdate += new EventHandler <ServerConnectStatusEventArgs>(mgr_ServerConnectionStatusUpdate);
mgr.ConnectionCheckComplete += new EventHandler <ServerConnectStatusEventArgs>(mgr_ConnectionCheckComplete);
// Start the connection process.
mgr.ConnectToServerCheck();
// Show the message grid.
CrmLoginCtrl.ShowMessageGrid();
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Raised when the window loads for the first time.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender"></param>
/// <param name="e"></param>
private void Window_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
/*
* This is the setup process for the login control,
* The login control uses a class called CrmConnectionManager to manage the interaction with CRM, this class and also be queried as later points for information about the current connection.
* In this case, the login control is referred to as CrmLoginCtrl
*/
// Set off flag.
bIsConnectedComplete = false;
// Init the CRM Connection manager..
mgr = new CrmConnectionManager();
mgr.UseUserLocalDirectoryForConfigStore = true;
mgr.ProfileName = connectionDetailId.ToString("B");
mgr.ClientId = AppId;
mgr.RedirectUri = RedirectUri;
// Pass a reference to the current UI or container control, this is used to synchronize UI threads In the login control
mgr.ParentControl = CrmLoginCtrl;
// if you are using an unmanaged client, excel for example, and need to store the config in the users local directory
// set this option to true.
mgr.UseUserLocalDirectoryForConfigStore = true;
// if you are using an unmanaged client, you need to provide the name of an exe to use to create app config key's for.
//mgr.HostApplicatioNameOveride = "MyExecName.exe";
// CrmLoginCtrl is the Login control, this sets the CrmConnection Manager into it.
CrmLoginCtrl.SetGlobalStoreAccess(mgr);
// There are several modes to the login control UI
CrmLoginCtrl.SetControlMode(ServerLoginConfigCtrlMode.FullLoginPanel);
// this wires an event that is raised when the login button is pressed.
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectionCheckBegining += new EventHandler(CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectionCheckBegining);
// this wires an event that is raised when an error in the connect process occurs.
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectErrorEvent += new EventHandler <ConnectErrorEventArgs>(CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectErrorEvent);
// this wires an event that is raised when a status event is returned.
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectionStatusEvent += new EventHandler <ConnectStatusEventArgs>(CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectionStatusEvent);
// this wires an event that is raised when the user clicks the cancel button.
CrmLoginCtrl.UserCancelClicked += new EventHandler(CrmLoginCtrl_UserCancelClicked);
// Check to see if its possible to do an Auto Login
if (!mgr.RequireUserLogin() && !isUpdate)
{
//if (MessageBox.Show("Credentials already saved in configuration\nChoose Yes to Auto Login or No to Reset Credentials", "Auto Login", MessageBoxButton.YesNo, MessageBoxImage.Question) == MessageBoxResult.Yes)
//{
// If RequireUserLogin is false, it means that there has been a successful login here before and the credentials are cached.
CrmLoginCtrl.IsEnabled = false;
// When running an auto login, you need to wire and listen to the events from the connection manager.
// Run Auto User Login process, Wire events.
mgr.ServerConnectionStatusUpdate += new EventHandler <ServerConnectStatusEventArgs>(mgr_ServerConnectionStatusUpdate);
mgr.ConnectionCheckComplete += new EventHandler <ServerConnectStatusEventArgs>(mgr_ConnectionCheckComplete);
// Start the connection process.
mgr.ConnectToServerCheck();
// Show the message grid.
CrmLoginCtrl.ShowMessageGrid();
//}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Raised when the window loads for the first time.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender"></param>
/// <param name="e"></param>
private void Window_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
// This is the setup process for the login control.
// The login control uses a class called CrmConnectionManager to manage
// the interaction with CRM. This class can also be queried at later points
// for information about the current connection.
// In this case, the login control is referred to as CrmLoginCtrl.
// Set off flag.
bIsConnectedComplete = false;
// Initialize the CRM Connection manager.
mgr = new CrmConnectionManager();
// Pass a reference to the current UI or container control. This is used to
// synchronize UI threads In the login control.
mgr.ParentControl = CrmLoginCtrl;
// If you are using an unmanaged client, say Microsoft Excel, and need to
// store the config in the users local directory, you must set this option to true.
mgr.UseUserLocalDirectoryForConfigStore = true;
// If you are using an unmanaged client, you need to provide the name of
// an executable (.exe) to use to create app config key.
//mgr.HostApplicatioNameOveride = "MyExecName.exe";
// This sets the CRM Connection manager for CrmLoginCtrl.
CrmLoginCtrl.SetGlobalStoreAccess(mgr);
// There are several modes to the login control UI.
CrmLoginCtrl.SetControlMode(ServerLoginConfigCtrlMode.FullLoginPanel);
// This wires an event that is raised when the login button is pressed.
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectionCheckBegining += new EventHandler(CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectionCheckBegining);
// This wires an event that is raised when an error in the connect process occurs.
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectErrorEvent += new EventHandler <ConnectErrorEventArgs>(CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectErrorEvent);
// This wires an event that is raised when a status event is returned.
CrmLoginCtrl.ConnectionStatusEvent += new EventHandler <ConnectStatusEventArgs>(CrmLoginCtrl_ConnectionStatusEvent);
// This wires an event that is raised when the user clicks the cancel button.
CrmLoginCtrl.UserCancelClicked += new EventHandler(CrmLoginCtrl_UserCancelClicked);
// This prompts the user to automatically sign in using the cached credentials
// when signing for the second time or later.
if (!mgr.RequireUserLogin())
{
if (MessageBox.Show("Credentials already saved in configuration.\nClick Yes to sign in using saved credentials.\nClick No to reset credentials to sign in.", "Auto Sign-In", MessageBoxButton.YesNo, MessageBoxImage.Question) == MessageBoxResult.Yes)
{
// If RequireUserLogin is false, it means that there has been a successful login here before and the credentials are cached.
CrmLoginCtrl.IsEnabled = false;
// When running an auto login, you need to wire and listen to the events from the connection manager.
// Run Auto User Login process, Wire events.
mgr.ServerConnectionStatusUpdate += new EventHandler <ServerConnectStatusEventArgs>(mgr_ServerConnectionStatusUpdate);
mgr.ConnectionCheckComplete += new EventHandler <ServerConnectStatusEventArgs>(mgr_ConnectionCheckComplete);
// Start the connection process.
mgr.ConnectToServerCheck();
// Show the message grid.
CrmLoginCtrl.ShowMessageGrid();
}
}
}
