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    This document discusses headless commerce extensions in the Dynamics 365 Commerce SDK. It begins with an agenda that includes sealing of CRT services, CSU development demos, sealed installers, and CSU core overview. The document then covers sealing CRT services to improve compatibility and performance using the new ASP.NET Core CSU. Strategies are presented for removing dependencies on CRT services. A CSU development debugging demo is shown. Key takeaways emphasize using the Commerce SDK and sealed installers to simplify extension development while enabling .NET Core compatibility and performance gains.

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    This document discusses headless commerce extensions in the Dynamics 365 Commerce SDK. It begins with an agenda that includes sealing of CRT services, CSU development demos, sealed installers, and CSU core overview. The document then covers sealing CRT services to improve compatibility and performance using the new ASP.NET Core CSU. Strategies are presented for removing dependencies on CRT services. A CSU development debugging demo is shown. Key takeaways emphasize using the Commerce SDK and sealed installers to simplify extension development while enabling .NET Core compatibility and performance gains.

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    This document discusses headless commerce extensions in the Dynamics 365 Commerce SDK. It begins with an agenda that includes sealing of CRT services, CSU development demos, sealed installers, and CSU core overview. The document then covers sealing CRT services to improve compatibility and performance using the new ASP.NET Core CSU. Strategies are presented for removing dependencies on CRT services. A CSU development debugging demo is shown. Key takeaways emphasize using the Commerce SDK and sealed installers to simplify extension development while enabling .NET Core compatibility and performance gains.

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    Headless Commerce

    Extensions in the
    Commerce SDK

    Sergey Pikhulya
    Yegor Denysov
    Luke Graham
    1
    Agenda
    ❑ Sealing of CRT Services.
    ❑ CSU Development/Debugging Demo.
    ❑ Sealed Installer Demo.
    ❑ CSU Core Overview.
    ❑ Session Takeaways.
    ❑ Q & A.

    2
    Sealing of CRT Services

    3
    Sealing CRT Services

    What?
    ❑ Only Requests/Responses for Services are available in the Commerce SDK
    ❑ Implementations for Commerce Runtime Services classes are not distributed in the Commerce SDK
    ❑ The following assemblies are not available in the Commerce SDK
    ❑ Microsoft.Dynamics.Commerce.Runtime.Services.dll
    ❑ Microsoft.Dynamics.Commerce.Runtime.Services.Desktop.dll
    ❑ Microsoft.Dynamics.Commerce.Runtime.Services.PricingEngine.dll

    Why?
    ❑ Improved backward compatibility & seamless update experience
    ❑ Improved performance using the new ASP. Net Core CSU

    Coming Soon
    ❑ Pricing Engine Extensibility for the Commerce SDK in 10.0.27
    ❑ Synchronous interfaces in CRT will be marked as obsolete in 10.0.26 and removed after the
    deprecation period

    4
    Strategies for removing
    dependencies on CRT
    Services
    NotHandledResponse: Useful to
    run a custom handler under a
    certain condition

    5
    Strategies for removing
    dependencies on CRT
    Services
    ExecuteNextAsync: Useful to run
    custom logic before/after the
    OOB logic and modify the
    response if needed

    6
    CSU Development/Debugging Demo

    8
    CSU Core

    9
    CSU Core
    ❑ Used by new development experience
    ❑ Available starting 9.32 (10.0.22) with new .NET runtime, ASP.NET Core and new OData
    ❑ 9.32-9.35 based on .NET Core 3.1 runtime
    ❑ 9.36+ based on .NET 6 runtime

    ❑ Roll-out
    ❑ About to become default for new environments
    ❑ Initially opt-in for existing environments. Eventually will be broadcasted as old SDK is being phased out

    ❑ Performance
    ❑ On https://www.adventure-works.com/ we see P50-P95 latency improved by 30~40% (currently on .NET Core 3.1)
    ❑ Even bigger performance improvements on 9.36+ (.NET 6)

    ❑ Pre-requisites
    ❑ /healthcheck?testname=Extensions
    ❑ New Commerce SDK
    ❑ Old SDK may be compatible if following guidelines (e.g. target .NET Standard 2.0, only async APIs, only iController for new APIs)

    10
    Key Takeaways
    ❑ CSU Self-Hosted mode is not a replacement for IIS Hosted CSU
    ❑ Self Host & IIS Hosted Sealed installers use ASP.NET Core CSU
    ❑ Commerce SDK + Sealed Installers simplify extension development, packaging and deployment
    ❑ Commerce SDK enables .NET Core Compatibility & significant performance Improvements
    ❑ Please use GitHub repos to open issues & ask questions about the Commerce SDK
    ❑ Retail components will be removed from IaaS development machines in a future release
    ❑ Last release of the Retail SDK will be 10.0.32.

    11
    Q&A

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