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Disclaimer

This documentation refers to CommitCRM 5.6 or later version and assumes CommitCRM is installed and accessible on the local computer.

Introduction

This document demonstrates how to use the CommitCRM C# API library in order to programmatically connect to your CommitCRM server and query or manipulate the CommitCRM database.


System Requirements

  • CommitCRM 5.6 or later.
  • Visual C# .NET 2008 or Visual C# .NET 2010.
  • CommitLib.dll (the CommitCRM C# compiled library).

Getting Started

After you create your C# project, you'll need to add a reference to the CommitLib.dll file, in order to have access to the CommitCRM library classes.

Each application using the library will have to initialize on startup the CommitCRM.Application object and terminate it on exit. Initialization method requires that you pass an object instance of CommitCRM.Config class configured with the following settings:

  • AppName
This is free text, preferably the name of your application.
  • CommitDllFolder
Behind the scenes the library uses the two CommitCRM API dlls: CmtDbEng.dll and CmtDbQry.dll.
In the default CommitCRM installation you'll find these files in 'C:\\Commit\\ThirdParty\\UserDev'.
Important Note: Always point to this folder and do not copy the dll files elsewhere. This is because when the CommitCRM version upgrade runs it also upgrades the dll files stored in this folder. This verifies that you will always be using the latest release.
  • CommitDbFolder
Path to the CommitCRM database, default is 'C:\\Commit\\db'.

Assuming these default values, we can configure the CommitCRM.Config object like this: 

CommitCRM.Config config = new CommitCRM.Config();
config.AppName = "C# Demo";
config.CommitDllFolder = "C:\\Commit\\ThirdParty\\UserDev";
config.CommitDbFolder = "C:\\Commit\\db";

You should of course check where these paths are exactly on your disk and modify these values accordingly.

Now we can initialize the CommitCRM.Application object with these settings: 

CommitCRM.Application.Initialize(config);

If anything goes wrong, the above line will throw an exception of the CommitCRM.Exception class. To prevent unexpected termination of the program execution, we recommend having any call to the CommitCRM library enclosed in a try/catch block.

Before exit, we terminate the CommitCRM.Application object: 

CommitCRM.Application.Terminate();

The most basic C# application that just connects to CommitCRM and terminates could look something like this: 

try
{
    CommitCRM.Config config = new CommitCRM.Config();
    config.AppName = "C# Demo";
    config.CommitDllFolder = "C:\\Commit\\ThirdParty\\UserDev";
    config.CommitDbFolder = "C:\\Commit\\db";

    CommitCRM.Application.Initialize(config);

    //At this point we have successfully initialized the CommitCRM.Application
    //and can start using the other library classes
}
catch (CommitCRM.Exception exc)
{
    Console.Out.Write(exc.Message);
}
finally
{
    CommitCRM.Application.Terminate();
}

Now that we have confirmed the connectivity to the CommitCRM server (if the above code successfully runs), we can continue adding more functionality to the example.

The library exposes as C# classes the same CommitCRM objects (Account, Ticket etc.) available through the native CommitCRM API and you can refer to the API Reference Manual for database fields reference.


With any of these objects you can:

  • Search and query for objects with CommitCRM.ObjectQuery that satisfy certain criteria.
  • Read and display the properties of the retrieved objects.
  • Update and save the properties of the retrieved objects.
  • Create and save new objects.


Now let's see how we can search for CommitCRM.Account objects. We instantiate an object of the CommitCRM.ObjectQuery class and pass CommitCRM.Account class as generics parameter. 

CommitCRM.ObjectQuery<CommitCRM.Account> accountSearch = new CommitCRM.ObjectQuery<CommitCRM.Account>();

CommitCRM.ObjectQuery class can accept any of the CommitCRM objects in this parameter, but we want to search for accounts now.

Next, we need to set criteria (or more than one) we want to search for: 

accountSearch.AddCriteria(CommitCRM.Account.Fields.City, CommitCRM.OperatorEnum.opEqual, "New York");

he first parameter to the AddCriteria method is either a static object instance of CommitCRM.CmtField class representing the field we want to look in or the internal API field name. Refer to the API Field Name column in the Account Class table for a complete list of the available fields for the CommitCRM.Account class.

The second parameter is a compare operator. We here use the CommitCRM.OperatorEnum.opEqual to get only exact matches. In order to get a broader match in the results you can use CommitCRM.OperatorEnum.opLike operator.

The third parameter is the value we want to find. Prepending and/or appending % (percent) sign at the beginning and/or at the end while using CommitCRM.OperatorEnum.opLike operator, will match the phrase even if in the middle of a sentence.

Now we can execute the search and retrieve the CommitCRM.Account objects (if any): 

List<CommitCRM.Account> accounts = accountSearch.FetchObjects();

The above line will populate the List (System.Collections.Generic.List) with all CommitCRM.Account objects that were found. Now we can use foreach statement to iterate through the accounts: 

foreach (CommitCRM.Account account in accounts)
{
    Console.Out.WriteLine(account.CompanyName);
}

Or we can manipulate these accounts: 

foreach (CommitCRM.Account account in accounts)
{
    if (account.Zip.Length == 0)
    {
        account.Zip = "10001";
        account.Save();
    }
}


We invoke the CommitCRM.Account's Save method on both new or existing accounts. For a new account, invoking the Save method would insert a new account in the CommitCRM database. For an existing account, invoking the Save method would update the fields we modified in the existing account. This rule applies to all CommitCRM objects.

Another option is to add a new ticket for each of the accounts: 

foreach (CommitCRM.Account account in accounts)
{
    CommitCRM.Ticket ticket = new CommitCRM.Ticket();
    ticket.AccountREC_ID = account.AccountREC_ID;
    ticket.Description = "Sample ticket for a NewYork account";
    ticket.Save();
}

GetFieldValue and SetFieldValue methods

Each of the CommitCRM library objects have a set of properties that are exposed as C# properties that you can directly manipulate or read from. You already saw few examples of these properties in the above examples, as: account.Zip or ticket.Description. This is the preferred and more intuitive way of accessing the CommitCRM fields.


However, there is also another way of achieving the same results, by invoking GetFieldValue and SetFieldValue and specifying the internal field name. These methods should only be used if necessary, for example, when updating user-defined custom fields which are not part of the class predefined basic fields.

Here is an equivalent of the above example that uses these two generic methods, instead of the object's properties: 

foreach (CommitCRM.Account account in accounts)
{
    CommitCRM.Ticket ticket = new CommitCRM.Ticket();
    ticket.SetFieldValue("FLDTKTCARDID", account.GetFieldValue("FLDCRDRECID"));
    ticket.SetFieldValue("FLDTKTPROBLEM", "Sample ticket for a NewYork account");
    ticket.Save();
}

All internal field names are listed in Classes and Objects below.

Exception Handling

While working with the CommitCRM C# library, some operations can fail. In this case the library will throw an exception of the CommitCRM.Exception class. We recommend enclosing all calls to the CommitCRM library in a try/catch block.

To find out more about the exact error that ocured when an exception is thrown, you can inspect the CommitCRM.Exception.Status property that holds the last CommitCRM Status value, or inspect the list of CommitCRM.Exception.Codes (if any). Please refer to Error Codes Description for the description of these values.

Complete Program Sample

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;

namespace CommitCRM_CSharp
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            try
            {
                CommitCRM.Config config = new CommitCRM.Config();
                config.AppName = "C# Demo";
                config.CommitDllFolder = "C:\\Commit\\ThirdParty\\UserDev";
                config.CommitDbFolder = "C:\\Commit\\db";

                CommitCRM.Application.Initialize(config);

                //At this point we have successfully initialized the CommitCRM.Application
                //and can start using the other library classes

                CommitCRM.ObjectQuery<CommitCRM.Account> accountSearch = new CommitCRM.ObjectQuery<CommitCRM.Account>();
                accountSearch.AddCriteria(CommitCRM.Account.Fields.City, CommitCRM.OperatorEnum.opEqual, "New York");
                List<CommitCRM.Account> accounts = accountSearch.FetchObjects();

                foreach (CommitCRM.Account account in accounts)
                {
                    Console.Out.WriteLine(account.CompanyName);
                }
            }
            catch (CommitCRM.Exception exc)
            {
               //here we catch commit specific error
               //we can inspect the Commit status (exc.Status) 
               //exc.Codes contains all error codes last call generated

               //here we show the error message
                Console.Out.Write(exc.Message);
            }
            catch (Exception exc)
            {
                Console.Out.Write(exc.Message);
            }
            finally
            {
                CommitCRM.Application.Terminate();
            }
        }
    }
}

Classes and Objects

The CommitCRM C# API provides easy access to all objects using a class for each entity in the system (such as Account, Ticket, Asset, etc.).

All classes include:

  1. API functions and routines (which are derived from the base CommitCRM.Object class).
  2. Class data fields, providing an easy way to update the object's data.


All CommitCRM's objects should be updated by setting the class data fields (properties) and then calling the Save method. For example, to create a new account programmatically (assuming CommitCRM.Application was initialized successfully), one would use the following code snippet: 

CommitCRM.Account account = new CommitCRM.Account();
account.FileAs = "ACME Company";
account.Dear = "Mr.";
account.Contact = "John Doe";
account.Save();


Another option is using SetFieldData and GetFieldData as mentioned earlier, which provide low-level access to data fields. This option should only be used if necessary, for example, when updating user-defined fields which are not part of the class basic fields.


Object Class

The CommitCRM.Object class is the base class for all CommitCRM accessible objects (as Ticket, Account, Asset, etc.). The public methods exposed by the CommitCRM.Object class are available to the derived classes.

Object Method Reference Table

Access modifier Return value Method Arguments Description
public void SetFieldValue (string sKey, string sValue) Assigns the value (sValue) of the field passed in sKey argument. Save must be called for the change to take effect. Use this method to access user-defined custom fields.
public string GetFieldValue (string sKey) Retrieves the value of the field passed in sKey argument. Use this method to access user-defined custom fields.
public void Reload () Reloads the Object values from the database. The value of the object unique identifier (REC_ID, the exact name depends on the concrete derived object class)
public void Reinit (string sID) Same as Reload except the unique identifier is passed as argument.
public void Save () Saves all modified properties of the object to the database.

Object derived classes

Classes explained in this section are derived from CommitCRM.Object class and map directly to a native Commit CRM object (Account, Ticket, etc.).

Account Class

The CommitCRM.Account class derives from CommitCRM.Object and encapsulates the Account Fields. The following table lists all exposed CommitCRM.Account properties.

Account Properties Reference Table

Access modifier Return value Property API Field Name Field length
public string AccountREC_ID FLDCRDRECID 20
public string AccountManager FLDCRDASSIGNCARDID 20
public string CompanyName FLDCRDCOMPANY 60
public string Contact FLDCRDCONTACT 40
public string Assistant FLDCRDASSISTANT 20
public string ContractREC_ID FLDCRDBCRECID 20
public string AccountNumber FLDCRDCARDID2 15
public string ID FLDCRDCARDID3 15
public string PopupMessage FLDCRDCARDMESSAGE Unlimited
public string AddressLine1 FLDCRDADDRESS1 40
public string AddressLine2 FLDCRDADDRESS2 40
public string AddressLine3 FLDCRDADDRESS3 40
public string City FLDCRDCITY 30
public string Country FLDCRDSTATE 20
public string State FLDCRDCOUNTRY 30
public string Zip FLDCRDZIP 15
public DateTime CreationDate FLDCRDCREATEDATE N/A
public string CreatedByUser FLDCRDCREATEUSERID 20
public string Dear FLDCRDDEAR 20
public string Department FLDCRDDEPARTMENT 35
public string DocumentsStoreDirectory FLDCRDDOCSFOLDER 100
public string EmailAddress1 FLDCRDEMAIL1 70
public string EmailAddress2 FLDCRDEMAIL2 70
public int AccountType FLDCRDENTITYKIND N/A
public string FaxNumber FLDCRDFAX1 25
public string FaxNumberExt FLDCRDFAXDESC1 15
public string FileAs FLDCRDFULLNAME 60
public string Type FLDCRDKIND 30
public string LastName FLDCRDLASTNAME 20
public string Notes FLDCRDNOTES Unlimited
public string Field FLDCRDPERSONID 20
public string Phone1Ext FLDCRDPHNDESC1 40
public string Phone2Ext FLDCRDPHNDESC2 40
public string Phone3Ext FLDCRDPHNDESC3 15
public string Phone4Ext FLDCRDPHNDESC4 15
public string Phone1 FLDCRDPHONE1 25
public string Phone2 FLDCRDPHONE2 25
public string Phone3 FLDCRDPHONE3 25
public string Phone4 FLDCRDPHONE4 25
public string Region FLDCRDREGIONCODE 15
public string PopupMessageDisplayIndication FLDCRDSHOWMESSAGE 1
public string SubContractCode FLDCRDSUBCODE 15
public string Salutation FLDCRDSUFFIX 20
public string Tax1 FLDCRDTAXCODE1 3
public string Tax2 FLDCRDTAXCODE2 3
public string Title FLDCRDTITLE 30
public string LastUpdatedBy FLDCRDUPDATEUSERID 20
public string WebAddress1 FLDCRDURL1 100
public string WebAddress2 FLDCRDURL2 100
public string Status FLDCRDUSER1 30
public string Field1 FLDCRDUSER2 30
public string Field2 FLDCRDUSER3 30
public string Field3 FLDCRDUSER4 30
public string Field4 FLDCRDUSER5 30

Ticket Class

The CommitCRM.Ticket class derives from CommitCRM.Object and encapsulates the Ticket Fields. The following table lists all exposed CommitCRM.Ticket properties.

Ticket Properties Reference Table

Access modifier Return value Property API Field Name Field length
public string TicketREC_ID FLDTKTRECID 20
public string AccountREC_ID FLDTKTCARDID 20
public string AssetREC_ID FLDTKTASSETRECID 20
public string ContactREC_ID FLDTKTCONTACTID 20
public string ContractREC_ID FLDTKTBCRECID 20
public string EmployeeREC_ID FLDTKTWORKERID 20
public int TicketPriority FLDTKTPRIORITY N/A
public string TicketNumber FLDTKTTICKETNO 20
public string Description FLDTKTPROBLEM Unlimited
public string TicketType FLDTKTKIND 25
public string Source FLDTKTSOURCE 30
public int EstimatedDurationTime FLDTKTSCHEDLENESTIM N/A
public string ShowTicketInDispatcher FLDTKTFORDISPATCH 1
public int Status FLDTKTSTATUS N/A
public string CreatedByUser FLDTKTCREATEUSER 20
public DateTime DueDate FLDTKTDUEDATETIME N/A
public string Resolution FLDTKTSOLUTION Unlimited
public DateTime UpdateDate FLDTKTUPDATEDATE N/A

Asset Class

The CommitCRM.Asset class derives from CommitCRM.Object and encapsulates the Asset Fields. The following table lists all exposed CommitCRM.Asset properties.

Asset Properties Reference Table

Access modifier Return value Property API Field Name Field length
public string AssetREC_ID FLDASTRECID 20
public string AssetCode FLDASTASSETCODE 30
public string AssetType FLDASTASSETTYPE 1
public string AssetName FLDASTNAME 60
public string Status FLDASTSTATUS 1
public string SerialNo FLDASTSERIALNO 30
public string AccountREC_ID FLDASTACCRECID 20
public string ContactREC_ID FLDASTCONTACTRECID 20
public string CreatedByUser FLDASTCREATEUSER 20
public DateTime PurchaseDate FLDASTCUSTPURDATE N/A
public string PurchasedFromUs FLDASTCUSTPURFROMUS 1
public string PurchaseInvoice FLDASTCUSTPUROURINV 15
public string CustomerPO FLDASTCUSTPURPO 15
public double PurchasePrice FLDASTCUSTPURPRICE N/A
public DateTime DeliveredDate FLDASTDELIVEDATE N/A
public string Description FLDASTDESC Unlimited
public string InstalledBy FLDASTINSTALBY 20
public DateTime InstalledDate FLDASTINSTALDATE N/A
public string LicenseCodes FLDASTLICENSECODE Unlimited
public string LicenseKeys FLDASTLICENSEKEYS Unlimited
public string LicenseNotes FLDASTLICENSENOTES Unlimited
public string Location FLDASTLOCATION 50
public string Manufacturer FLDASTMANUFACTURER 40
public string MnfSerialNo FLDASTMNFSERIALNO 30
public string Model FLDASTMODEL 20
public string Notes FLDASTNOTES Unlimited
public double Quantity FLDASTQUANTITY N/A
public string LastUpdateBy FLDASTUPDATEUSER 20
public string Field1 FLDASTUSER1 25
public string Field2 FLDASTUSER2 25
public string Field3 FLDASTUSER3 25
public string Field4 FLDASTUSER4 25
public string Field5 FLDASTUSER5 25
public DateTime Date1 FLDASTUSERDATE1 N/A
public double Number1 FLDASTUSERNUMBER1 N/A
public DateTime VendorPurchasedDate FLDASTVENDORDATEPURC N/A
public string VendorInvoice FLDASTVENDORINVNO 15
public string VendorPO FLDASTVENDOROURPO 15
public double VendorPrice FLDASTVENDORPRICE N/A
public string Vendor FLDASTVENDORRECID 20
public string VendorSerialNo FLDASTVENDORSERNO 30
public DateTime VendorWarrantyExpDate FLDASTVENDORWARREXP N/A
public string Version FLDASTVERSION 15
public DateTime WarrantyLicenseExp FLDASTWARREXPDATE N/A

Calendar Class

The CommitCRM.Calendar class derives from CommitCRM.Object and encapsulates the Calendar Fields. The following table lists all exposed CommitCRM.Calendar properties.

Calendar Properties Reference Table

Access modifier Return value Property API Field Name Field length
public string CalendarREC_ID FLDEVTRECID 20
public int EventType FLDEVTWRITETOID N/A
public string EmployeeREC_ID FLDEVTWORKERID 20
public string PrivateUser FLDEVTPRIVATEID 20
public string AccountREC_ID FLDEVTCARDID 20
public string ContactREC_ID FLDEVTCONTACTID 20
public string DocumentREC_ID FLDEVTDOCID 20
public bool DoneIndication FLDEVTDONE N/A
public DateTime Date FLDEVTEVENTDATE N/A
public string Description FLDEVTFREETEXT Unlimited
public string TimeStart FLDEVTFROMTIME N/A
public string TimeEnd FLDEVTTOTIME N/A
public string RelLinkREC_ID FLDEVTLINKRECID 20
public string Field1 FLDEVTFAMILY 50
public string Field2 FLDEVTACTION 50
public string Field3 FLDEVTPLACE 40
public string Field4 FLDEVTPLACE1 30
public string Field5 FLDEVTPLACE2 30
public string CreatedByUser FLDEVTCREATEUSERID 20
public string LastUpdateByUser FLDEVTUPDATEUSER 20

Charge Class

The CommitCRM.Charge class derives from CommitCRM.Object and encapsulates the Charge Fields. The following table lists all exposed CommitCRM.Charge properties.

Charge Properties Reference Table

Access modifier Return value Property API Field Name Field length
public string ChargeREC_ID FLDSLPRECID 20
public string ChargeSource FLDSLPSOURCERECID 20
public string AccountREC_ID FLDSLPCARDID 20
public string EmployeeREC_ID FLDSLPWORKERID 20
public string ChargedItem FLDSLPITEMID 20
public string ContractREC_ID FLDSLPBCRECID 20
public string TicketREC_ID FLDSLPTICKETID 20
public DateTime [Date] FLDSLPSLIPDATE N/A
public string Description FLDSLPDESC Unlimited
public double Units_Hours FLDSLPQUANTITY N/A
public double AdjustAmount FLDSLPADJUSTAMOUNT N/A
public double AdjustPercent FLDSLPADJUSTPERCENT N/A
public string FromTime FLDSLPSTARTTIME N/A
public string ToTime FLDSLPENDTIME N/A
public double Price_Rate FLDSLPPRICE N/A
public string Billable FLDSLPBILLKIND 1
public string Billed FLDSLPSTAGE 1
public string Field1 FLDSLPUSER1 25
public string CreateUser FLDSLPCREATEUSER 20

Document Class

The CommitCRM.Document class derives from CommitCRM.Object and encapsulates the Document Fields. The following table lists all exposed CommitCRM.Document properties.

Document Properties Reference Table

Access modifier Return value Property API Field Name Field length
public string DocumentREC_ID FLDDOCRECID 20
public DateTime DocumentDate FLDDOCDOCDATE N/A
public string Subject FLDDOCDOCUMENTDESC 100
public string RelLinkREC_ID FLDDOCLINKRECID 20
public string AccountREC_ID FLDDOCCARDID 20
public string ContactREC_ID FLDDOCCONTACTID 20
public string Field1 FLDDOCTRANSPORT 20
public string Field2 FLDDOCFOLDER 20
public string Field3 FLDDOCUMENTPLACE 20
public string FilePathAndName FLDDOCDOCUMENTNAME 240
public int Category FLDDOCTREEID N/A
public string EmployeeREC_ID FLDDOCWORKERID 20
public string CreatedByUser FLDDOCCREATEUSER 20
public string LastUpdateByUser FLDDOCUPDATEUSER 20

HistoryNote Class

The CommitCRM.HistoryNote class derives from CommitCRM.Object and encapsulates the History Note Fields. The following table lists all exposed CommitCRM.HistoryNote properties.

HistoryNote Properties Reference Table

Access modifier Return value Property API Field Name Field length
public string HistoryNoteREC_ID FLDHISRECID 20
public DateTime Date FLDHISNOTEDATETIME N/A
public string Description FLDHISDESCRIPTION Unlimited
public string RelLinkREC_ID FLDHISLINKRECID 20
public string Field FLDHISUSER1 25
public string About FLDHISKIND 15
public string EmployeeREC_ID FLDHISWORKERID 20
public string AccountREC_ID FLDHISCARDID 20
public string Contact FLDHISCONTACTID 20
public string DocumentREC_ID FLDHISDOCID 20
public string CreatedByUser FLDHISCREATEUSER 20

Item Class

The CommitCRM.Item class derives from CommitCRM.Object and encapsulates the Item Fields. The following table lists all exposed CommitCRM.Item properties.

Item Properties Reference Table

Access modifier Property API Field Name Return value Field length
public ItemREC_ID FLDITMRECID string 20
public ItemGroup FLDITMITEMTYPEGROUP string 1
public ItemCode FLDITMITEMNO string 30
public ItemName FLDITMNAME string 60
public PriceSource FLDITMPRICESOURCE string 1
public PricePerHour_Unit FLDITMUNITISHOUR string 1
public Price FLDITMUNITPRICE double N/A
public Cost FLDITMSTANDARDCOST double N/A
public Tax1 FLDITMTAXCODE1 string 3
public Tax2 FLDITMTAXCODE2 string 3
public Tax3 FLDITMTAXCODE3 string 3
public DescriptionByName FLDITMDESCBYNAME string 1
public Description FLDITMDESC string Unlimited
public Suspend FLDITMSUSPENDED string 1
public Notes FLDITMNOTES string Unlimited
public Field1 FLDITMUSER1 string 25
public CreateUser FLDITMCREATEUSER string 20

KnowledgeBaseArticle Class

The CommitCRM.KnowledgeBaseArticle class derives from CommitCRM.Object and encapsulates the Knowledge Base Article Fields. The following table lists all exposed CommitCRM.KnowledgeBaseArticle properties.

KnowledgeBaseArticle Properties Reference Table

Access modifier Property API Field Name Return value Field length
public KnowledgeBaseArticleREC_ID FLDKBARECID string 20
public DocumentDate FLDKBACREATEDATE DateTime N/A
public Title FLDKBATITLE string 250
public Problem FLDKBAPROBLEM string Unlimited
public Solution FLDKBASOLUTION string Unlimited
public Status FLDKBASTATUS string 1
public Category FLDKBACATEGORY string 100
public [Public] FLDKBAISPUBLIC string 1
public CreatedByUser FLDKBACREATEUSER string 20
public LastUpdateByUser FLDKBAUPDATEUSER string 20

Opportunity Class

The CommitCRM.Opportunity class derives from CommitCRM.Object and encapsulates the Opportunity Fields. The following table lists all exposed CommitCRM.Opportunity properties.

Opportunity Properties Reference Table

Access modifier Property API Field Name Return value Field length
public OpportunityREC_ID FLDOPPRECID string 20
public OpportunityName FLDOPPNAME string 50
public OpportunityID FLDOPPUSERID string 15
public AccountREC_ID FLDOPPCARDID string 20
public Source FLDOPPSOURCE string 30
public CloseDate FLDOPPCLOSEDATE DateTime N/A
public Manager FLDOPPWORKERID string 20
public OpenDate FLDOPPOPENDATE DateTime N/A
public CloseByDate FLDOPPESTDATE DateTime N/A
public Amount FLDOPPAMOUNT double N/A
public Probability FLDOPPPROBABILITY double N/A
public Stage FLDOPPSTAGE string 30
public Status FLDOPPSTATUS int N/A
public ClosingAmount FLDOPPCLOSEAMOUNT double N/A
public Description FLDOPPDESCRIPTION string Unlimited
public OpportunityType FLDOPPKIND string 30
public OpportunityReason FLDOPPREASON string 30
public Note FLDOPPNOTES string Unlimited
public Territory FLDOPPREGION string 30
public Field1 FLDOPPUSER1 string 30
public Field2 FLDOPPUSER2 string 30
public Field3 FLDOPPUSER3 string 30
public CreatedByUser FLDOPPCREATEUSER string 20
public LastUpdateByUser FLDOPPUPDATEUSER string 20

Config Class

CommitCRM.Config class is used to pass the global configuration settings to the CommitCRM.Application Initialize method.

Property Type Required Description
AppName string Yes Maximum 15 chars, string that best identifies your application.
CommitDllFolder string Yes Exact path to the folder where CommitCRM API DLLs are located (CmtDbEng.dll and CmtDbQry.dll, usually "C:\\Commit\\ThirdParty\\UserDev").
CommitDbFolder String Yes Exact path to the folder where CommitCRM database is located (usually "C:\\Commit\\db").
InitCommitApiDll Boolean No Initializes the CmtDbEng.dll file, which is required for proper functioning of all update functions. true by default (recommended setting). Set it to false only if you know what you are doing.
InitCommitQryDll bool No Initializes the CmtDbQry.dll file which is required for proper functioning of all search/query functions. true by default (recommended setting). Set it to false only if you know what you are doing.
Params List<string,string> No Not used, reserved for future use
RaiseExceptionIfDatabaseFieldTruncated bool No Specifies whether truncation of a field value will raise an exception. All string properties/fields have length limitations and if you overwrite them, the extra chars will be removed. By default this setting is False. Set it to True if you want truncation to raise an exception.

Application Class

The CommitCRM.Application class implements a Singleton pattern that hold all global defined application settings and is used for easy access to these settings. Once the main CommitCRM.Application object is initialized, you can refer to this instance by writing: CommitCRM.Application.instance().

Table below lists the CommitCRM.Application properties.

Property Type Description
config Config Access to the CommitCRM.Config object passed in CommitCRM.Application.Initialize method.
CmtDateFormat String Global CommitCRM date format (as dd/mm/yyyy or mm/dd/yyyy). You'll need to refer to this setting if you are directly manipulating DateTime field (using SetFieldValue method).
CmtDateSeparator String Separator between the date ranges, usually '/', '-' or '.'.
CmtTimeFormat String Global CommitCRM time format.
CmtIsTimeFormatAMPMInUse Boolean 12 hour or 24 hour time format.

Table below list the CommitCRM.Application methods.

Access modifier Return value Method Arguments Description
public static Application instance () Method that returns the singleton object. Use it to access all CommitCRM.Application properties/methods.
public static void Initialize (Config c) Method that initializes the internal CommitCRM API DLLs. Must be the first call before using any other CommitCRM library calls.
public static void Terminate () Terminates all CommitCRM internal resources. You should call this method before exit from your application.
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