Sample: Create, read, update, and delete lead (including UDF custom fields)

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11/16/2015
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This sample code is for Microsoft Dynamics Marketing. The sample code can be found in the following location after you download and install the Microsoft Dynamics Marketing SDK:

Samples\CS\LeadSample

Requirements

Download and install the Microsoft Dynamics Marketing SDK.
Enable the SDK gateway and assign permissions to queues. More information: Authorize queues
Follow the instructions provided in the Quick start with sample code to install, build, and run the sample.

Note

This sample works with your live production data. It might create real leads in your Microsoft Dynamics Marketing environment.

Demonstrates

This sample demonstrates how to create, retrieve, update, and delete a lead using Dynamics Marketing.

Example

Troubleshooting

If the response isn’t received in time, you’ll get the following error message:

“The request has been sent but the response was not received. You may want to wait a few more seconds and try to receive the response again or try increasing the ResponseMessageTimeout in client.cs. “

Some of the possible reasons why the response wasn’t received:
- The server took longer than expected to process this response. Try selecting Option A, to see the response. If this issue occurs frequently, consider changing the value of the ResponseMessageTimeout constant in your client.cs file.
- Either your client is looking at the wrong response queue, or Microsoft Dynamics Marketing is unable to write to the response queue due to a configuration error. To learn how to set up your queues correctly, see Getting started with the SDK.
If you don’t receive a response immediately, try using the Get all responses for this session option. Sometimes a response may take longer than the default time-out period.
If you never receive the response, make sure your request and response queue names and namespace match the details you provided on Home > Settings > Administrator > Integration Options. More information: Site configuration and integration settings.

Sample: Create, read, update, and delete lead (including UDF custom fields)

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