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## Run this sample
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To run this sample, download the solution package here [Microsoft CRM Web API Basic Operations Sample (Client-side JavaScript)](/samples/browse/). Download the Microsoft CRM Web API Basic Operations Sample (Client-side JavaScript).zip file and extract the contents. Locate the WebAPIBasicOperations_1_0_0_1_managed.zip solution and import it into your Dataverse organization and run the sample. For instructions on how to import the sample solution, see [Web API Samples (Client-side JavaScript)](../web-api-samples-client-side-javascript.md).
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To run this sample, download the solution package from [here](https://github.com/microsoft/PowerApps-Samples/tree/master/cds/webapi/JS/WebAPIBasicOperations)and extract the contents. Locate the `WebAPIBasicOperations_1_0_0_1_managed.zip` solution and import it into your Dataverse environment and run the sample. For instructions on how to import the sample solution, see [Web API Samples (Client-side JavaScript)](../web-api-samples-client-side-javascript.md).
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### See also
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[Use the Dataverse Web API](../overview.md)<br />
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[Create an entity using the Web API](../create-entity-web-api.md)<br />
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[Retrieve an entity using the Web API](../retrieve-entity-using-web-api.md)<br />
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[Update and delete entities using the Web API](../update-delete-entities-using-web-api.md)<br />
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[Create a table using the Web API](../create-entity-web-api.md)<br />
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[Retrieve a table using the Web API](../retrieve-entity-using-web-api.md)<br />
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[Update and delete tables using the Web API](../update-delete-entities-using-web-api.md)<br />
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[Web API Samples](../web-api-samples.md)<br />
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[Web API Basic Operations Sample](../web-api-basic-operations-sample.md)<br />
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[Web API Basic Operations Sample (C#)](cdswebapiservice-basic-operations.md)<br />
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To run this sample, go to [Microsoft CRM Web API Conditional Operations Sample (Client-side JavaScript)](/samples/browse/) and download the Microsoft CRM Web API Conditional Operations Sample (Client-side JavaScript).zip sample file. Extract the contents and locate the WebAPIConditionalOperations_1_0_0_0_managed.zip managed solution. Import the managed solution into your Dataverse organization and view the solution configuration page to run the sample. For instructions on how to import the sample solution, see [Web API Samples (Client-side JavaScript)](../web-api-samples-client-side-javascript.md).
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To run this sample, download the solution package from [here](https://github.com/microsoft/PowerApps-Samples/tree/master/cds/webapi/JS/WebAPIConditionalOperations), extract the contents, and locate the `WebAPIConditionalOperations_1_0_0_0_managed.zip` managed solution. Import the managed solution into your Dataverse environment and view the solution configuration page to run the sample. For instructions on how to import the sample solution, see [Web API Samples (Client-side JavaScript)](../web-api-samples-client-side-javascript.md).
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## Run this sample
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To run this sample, go to [Microsoft CRM Web API Functions and Actions Sample (Client-side JavaScript)](/samples/browse/) and download the Microsoft CRM Web API Functions and Actions Sample (Client-side JavaScript).zip sample file. Extract the contents and locate the WebAPIFunctionsandActions_1_0_0_0_managed.zip managed solution file. Import the managed solution into your Dataverse organization and view the configuration page of the solution to run the sample. For instructions on how to import the sample solution, see [Web API Samples (Client-side JavaScript)](../web-api-samples-client-side-javascript.md).
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To run this sample, download the solution package from [here](https://github.com/microsoft/PowerApps-Samples/tree/master/cds/webapi/JS/WebAPIFunctionsAndActions), extract the contents, and locate the `WebAPIFunctionsandActions_1_0_0_0_managed.zip` managed solution file. Import the managed solution into your Dataverse organization and view the configuration page of the solution to run the sample. For instructions on how to import the sample solution, see [Web API Samples (Client-side JavaScript)](../web-api-samples-client-side-javascript.md).
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To run this sample,download the solution package from [here](https://github.com/microsoft/PowerApps-Samples/tree/master/cds/webapi/JS/WebAPIQueryData). Extract the contents of the sample and locate the `WebAPIQueryData_1_0_0_0_managed.zip` managed solution file. Import the managed solution into your Dataverse organization and run the sample. For instructions on how to import the sample solution, see [Web API Samples (Client-side JavaScript)](../web-api-samples-client-side-javascript.md).
This topic provides common understanding about Web API samples using client-side JavaScript. While each sample focuses on a different aspect of Microsoft Dataverse Web API, they all follow similar process and structure described in this topic.
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This article provides common understanding about Web API samples using client-side JavaScript. While each sample focuses on a different aspect of Microsoft Dataverse Web API, they all follow similar process and structure described in this topic.
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|[Web API Functions and Actions Sample (Client-side JavaScript)](samples/functions-actions-client-side-javascript.md)|[Web API Functions and Actions Sample](web-api-functions-actions-sample.md)|Demonstrates how to use bound and unbound functions and actions, including custom actions.|
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## How to download the source code for the sample.
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The source code for each sample is available on [MSDN Code Gallery](https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/site/search?f%5b0%5d.type=user&f%5b0%5d.value=microsoft%20dynamics%20crm%20sdk%20documentation%20team). The link to download each sample is included in the individual page for that sample.
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The source code for each sample is available on [GitHub](https://github.com/microsoft/PowerApps-Samples/tree/master/cds/webapi/JS). The link to download each sample is included in the individual page for that sample.
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> Neither Visual Studio or ASP.NET is required to develop client-side JavaScript for Dataverse. However, Visual Studio does provide a good experience for writing JavaScript.
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