Authority configuration

Authority configuration

Setup

When doing integrations into D365FO a few basic things needs to be setup.

We need an Authority, ClientId and ClientSecret.

Microsoft have create a small guide on how to create the setup up. This is located here : install-configure-warehousing-app Skip when reaching Configure the application

Usage

All functions needs the parameters everytime. To make this easy it is possible to persist the variable between sessions

Storing a Authority configuration is done like this We also stores the url for the environment you need to call

# Old school multi line
Set-D365AuthorityConfig `
-D365FOUrl  "https://usnconeboxax1aos.cloud.onebox.dynamics.com" `
-Authority "https://sts.windows.net/yourdomain" `
-ClientId "YourClientId" `
-ClientSecret "YourClientSecret" `
-Persist `
-ConfigName "Config1"

# Hashtable parameters
$params = @{}
$params.D365FOUrl = "https://usnconeboxax1aos.cloud.onebox.dynamics.com"
$params.Authority = "https://sts.windows.net/yourdomain"
$params.ClientId = "YourClientId"
$params.ClientSecret = "YourClientSecret"
$params.ConfigName = "Config1"
Set-D365AuthorityConfig @params -Persist

Getting the configuration is done like this

$config = Get-D365AuthorityConfig -ConfigName "Config1"

Calling a method with the configuration stored in $config can be done like this

Import-D365DMFPackage @config -Entity "data/Titles"