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Custom Service Integration to sending response as a list in D365 F&O || Inbound integration

 Hello Devs,

Custom service is very common when it comes to third party integration. Here I will explain using inbound integration to design a custom service and expose the service for integration.

Requirement :

Need to send list of employees who are on leave today

This service will be used by third party Application

We will start from creating Response class,

1) Response class

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2) A Helper class to hold Response within a list

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3) The main Service class to hold logic

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4) Simply, Once populating all response values and adding them into list, Return List Response.

That is in my case,

return ResponseList;


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5) Creating service for your service class

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5) After service, create service group

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6) Assign Service class to Service element

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7) Now assign our Service to Service Group (You can drag & drop also)

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8) Test your service (On any browser)

Structure :

Environment URL/API/Services/YourServiceGroupTitle/YourServiceTitle/YourMethod


In my case it looks like this,

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Testing your API

Tool : PostMan

Pre-requisites:

Register your application

Refer to my blog :

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7172833064203628544/

  • Generate Authorization token

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  • Use that token to call your API


Again using the same API structure with POST call

URL/API/Services/YourServiceGroupTitle/YourServiceTitle/YourMethod

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Hope you find this blog helpful and informative :)


Shayan Arshi

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