MS CRM 2011 - Developer Toolkit - Plugin is not firing for the second step added

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• 27. dubna 2012 5:03

   

   
  

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  Hello,

  Could you please share details about step, entity and other details about both plug-in steps.

  Are you registering the plugin for the sam step. Like pre account for both the plug-ins.

  If yes then you can use execution order say 1 for the first plug-in step and 2 for the second.

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• 27. dubna 2012 10:33

   

   
  

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  Hi Ankit,

  I am writing plugin for a custom entity for Create and Update messages.

  Please find below the steps details:
  First Step: Create of custom entity record, Pipeline stage - Post-Operation, Exe mode - Sync, Exe Ord 1, Deployment - Both, Post Image Alias - PostImage.

  Second Step: Update , Pipeline stage - Post-Operation, Exe mode - Sync, Exe order - 1, Deployment - Both, Pre and Post Images.

  And the interesting thing is, plugin is working fine for 'Create' step and not for 'Update' message.

  Also, the modified plugin constructor looks like below (just added the second line):

  public sampleplugin() : base(typeof(sampleplugin))
  {
  
  base.RegisteredEvents.Add(new Tuple<int, string, string, Action<LocalPluginContext>>(40, "Create", "entitylogicalname", new Action<LocalPluginContext>(sampleplugine)))
  
  
  base.RegisteredEvents.Add(new Tuple<int, string, string, Action<LocalPluginContext>>(40, "Update", "entitylogicalname", new Action<LocalPluginContext>(sampleplugine)))
  
  }

  But it didn't work for me. Any updates on this please?

  Thanks,
  Abhi

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• 27. dubna 2012 10:50

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  Hi abhidrocks,

  You will also need to add register the create step on the plugin to make sure that your plugin class is called by CRM on the Update step of the pipeline.

  hth,

  Scott

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• 27. dubna 2012 10:53

   

   
  

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  If you disable the create step then is it working for update?

  I mean keep only update step and check whether everything is working as expected.

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  Thanks, Ankit Shah

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• 27. dubna 2012 11:12

   

   
  

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  Hi Scott,

  Correct me if I am wrong. Is this what you mean to add to the plugin constructor (as i've already added this):

  base.RegisteredEvents.Add(new Tuple<int, string, string, Action<LocalPluginContext>>(40, "Update", "entitylogicalname", new Action<LocalPluginContext>(sampleplugine)

  If not, please let me know what should i be doing.

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• 27. dubna 2012 12:27

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  Hi,

  That line of code is needed as well, but you also need to use:

  CRM Explorer->Plug-In Assemblies->(PlugIn) sampleplugin->Right Click->Add Step

  Then select the Update message and pipeline stage.

  This will tell CRM to call your code on Update - which then uses the RegisteredEvents to know which function delegates to call (specified by the Action<LocalPluginContext> delegate).

  hth,

  Scott

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• 27. dubna 2012 12:46

   

   
  

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  Yes Scott. I've already added step through CRM explorer for update message. However, no success as yet.

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• 28. dubna 2012 21:22

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  That's strange then, are you sure that the plugin has been deployed. If you can, you might try creating a new plugin on the Update, and see if that works.

  hth,

  Scott

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• 3. května 2012 20:42

   

   
  

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  Tried creating a new plugin on the update as well, but no success. Not sure why it's happening.

  So, as a last option, I followed the traditional way of developing plugins. At least, I can debug and step ahead now.

  Anyways, thanks a lot for all your support!

  Thanks,
  Abhi

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• 16. května 2012 9:22

   

   
  

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  Try the Plugin Registration Steps as follows. This may help you,

  Register First step like this:

  

  and give the second step as follows:

  

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