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Adding to the previous 2 posts, we will now deploy our model as a web service. To start, make a copy of the original model. This will allow us to continue refining our model while users can use the original model through the web service. To save a copy, open the model and select Save As: Give the model a name: Now, with the new model open, select Setup Web … Continue reading Azure ML Titanic Example – Part 3 – Deploy
Below is some useful PowerApps resources. PowerApps Community at Microsoft PowerApps Guided Learning at Microsoft Webinars PowerApps Documentation at Microsoft – Find Apps, Create Apps, Administer Apps PowerApps Blog at Microsoft Developing Business Applications with Microsoft PowerApps, CDS, and Flow at EdX
In the previous post we showed how to set up our data so it is ready for building our Azure ML model. Next, we will build our model. We will be trying to determine whether a passenger “survived” or not. We have a field in our data for Survived, so we will set this as a label in Azure ML. To do this, we will drag across a new Edit … Continue reading Azure ML Titanic Example – Part 2 – Build Model
Microsoft has made available a tutorial to learn Azure ML by using data from the Titanic. With the data, we can work out whether a person is more likely to have survived the disaster or not. Here we will go through the example. In Part 1 of this post, we will extract, transform and load the data into Azure ML. First, download the sample data. The data is stored at: … Continue reading Azure ML Titanic Example – Part 1 – ETL
Yammer is a portal from Microsoft that allows people to communicate in an organization. To log into Yammer, go to https://www.yammer.com/: You can also access Yammer from the Office 365 menu: Logging in, you will see the home page, with posts from different Yammer users in your organization: Select + to create new groups in Yammer: These groups can be internal and external: You can also send private messages to … Continue reading Introduction to Yammer
In Dynamics 365, after forms are deployed as part of a managed solution, there are certain managed properties that can be updated. Here we will look at how this works. Go to a form under Customizations and select Managed Properties: This will open the Set Managed Properties window: Note the properties. Now, if we go to a managed solution, we see the message that we can edit components if the … Continue reading Dynamics 365 Managed Properties of Forms
In Unified Service Desk, custom hosted controls can fire events in USD through code. Here we will look at how to use this functionality. In this example, we will create a custom hosted control that displays information about a case selected in USD. We will then simulate updating the case from our custom hosted control using the FireEvent method in the control to call an event in USD. Create a … Continue reading USD FireEvent in Custom Hosted Controls
In the Plugin Registration Tool in Dynamics 365, there is an option for PostOperation plugins whether to create a record in System Jobs on success or not. This option is “Delete AsyncOperation if StatusCode = Successful”: We will go through the effects of turning this on and off. First, uncheck the check box, so the record is created. Our plugin runs on creating a new Account. Create an account: Now, … Continue reading Plugin – Delete Async Operation if Successful
eConnect provides a way to automatically get and set the next document number in Dynamics GP. This works for some document types. Here we will go through an example of getting the next document number. In the GP user interface, we see there are options when creating a SOP transaction. We would need to select the type of document (quote, order, fulfillment order, invoice, return, backorder) and then select the … Continue reading Get Next Document Number with eConnect
As per the Event Execution Pipeline for plugins in Dynamics 365, here we will look at a post-operation plugin. These plugins execute after the main system operation and within the database transaction. They can be synchronous and asynchronous. We have seen how to use pre-validation and pre-operation to update attribute values. In post-operation, the record is committed to the database, and the database transaction has been completed. This stage is used for what … Continue reading Dynamics 365 – Post-Operation Plugin