Publishing to Power Apps

Publishing pages and page groups directly into Power Apps — as a Web Resource embedded in a D365 solution, or as a runnable App.

Publishing to Power Apps

The Power Apps tab of the Publish side panel deploys your page into your Microsoft Power Platform tenant, or hands you the HTML file for a manual deployment.

The Power Apps tab with Manual Export, Target Solution, Publish Web Resource, and Help Links.

Figure 12.4 — The Power Apps tab of the Publish panel.

Manual Export

Download HTML downloads the page as a single HTML file. Upload it yourself as a web resource in your organization when you prefer to handle the deployment manually.

Publish to Power Apps

Pick a Target Solution from the dropdown, then click Publish Web Resource to publish the page directly into your Power Apps environment as an HTML web resource. Use this when you want to:

Embed an EasePage dashboard inside a D365 form or sitemap
Reuse the page across solutions without managing a separate URL
Inherit your D365 environment’s security model

The Help Links section links to instructions for uploading the downloaded HTML file as a web resource and for adding your new page to a sitemap.

Page Group Publish Tab

Page Groups expose the same publish controls from the Edit Page Group panel: Manual Export with Download HTML, and Publish to Power Apps with a Target Solution.

Page Group publish tab.

Figure 12.5a — Page Group Publish tab.

Default Solution chosen.

Figure 12.5b — Default Solution chosen; live version visible behind.

Tips

Pick an unmanaged solution as your Target Solution if you plan to edit the artifact later inside Power Apps Studio.
Re-publishing overwrites the existing web resource in the chosen Target Solution; old versions remain in EasePage’s Version History.
For a standalone app outside D365, build a Web App instead and download its single-file HTML.