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CRM 4.0 Plugin Registration Error 80044187
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Kathleen
2008-01-23 02:32:16 UTC
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I converted a CRM 3.0 Call that prevents a user from creating or updating a
userquery to retrieve contacts if they did not have a particular security
role. I'm able to successfully register the Plugin on Pre Update of
UserQuery, and it runs
successfully. If I try and register the Plugin on Pre Create of a UserQuery,
I get the following error in the registration tool: Error: 80044187
Custom SdkMessageProcessingStep is not allowed on the specified message and
entity. Is there any workaround to this issue?

Thanks,
Kathleen
AJ
2008-01-23 05:57:00 UTC
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There is a work around but no supported work around :(. Could you explain
more about the scenario you want to enable?
Post by Kathleen
I converted a CRM 3.0 Call that prevents a user from creating or updating a
userquery to retrieve contacts if they did not have a particular security
role. I'm able to successfully register the Plugin on Pre Update of
UserQuery, and it runs
successfully. If I try and register the Plugin on Pre Create of a UserQuery,
I get the following error in the registration tool: Error: 80044187
Custom SdkMessageProcessingStep is not allowed on the specified message and
entity. Is there any workaround to this issue?
Thanks,
Kathleen
Kathleen
2008-01-23 15:08:15 UTC
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The plugin needs to be registered on Pre Create of the UserQuery entity and
Pre Update of the UserQuery entity.

The plugin code simply throws an error if a user tries to create or update a
UserQuery for the contact entity if they don't contain a particular security
role.

I've tried unsuccessfully to register the event for Pre Create of Post
Create of the UserQuery entity.

I was successful registering the plugin for Pre Update of UserQuery. The
plugin works as expected when deployed.

Can you no longer register code on Pre Create/Update of a UserQuery entity?

Thanks,
Kathleen
Post by AJ
There is a work around but no supported work around :(. Could you explain
more about the scenario you want to enable?
Post by Kathleen
I converted a CRM 3.0 Call that prevents a user from creating or updating a
userquery to retrieve contacts if they did not have a particular security
role. I'm able to successfully register the Plugin on Pre Update of
UserQuery, and it runs
successfully. If I try and register the Plugin on Pre Create of a UserQuery,
I get the following error in the registration tool: Error: 80044187
Custom SdkMessageProcessingStep is not allowed on the specified message and
entity. Is there any workaround to this issue?
Thanks,
Kathleen
Ajith [MSFT]
2008-01-24 02:19:41 UTC
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Could this not be achived by CRM Security model by removing PrvCreate
Privileges for that role. Why do you need a plugin to check the privileges?
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Thanks
Ajith
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Post by Kathleen
The plugin needs to be registered on Pre Create of the UserQuery entity and
Pre Update of the UserQuery entity.
The plugin code simply throws an error if a user tries to create or update a
UserQuery for the contact entity if they don't contain a particular security
role.
I've tried unsuccessfully to register the event for Pre Create of Post
Create of the UserQuery entity.
I was successful registering the plugin for Pre Update of UserQuery. The
plugin works as expected when deployed.
Can you no longer register code on Pre Create/Update of a UserQuery entity?
Thanks,
Kathleen
Post by AJ
There is a work around but no supported work around :(. Could you explain
more about the scenario you want to enable?
Post by Kathleen
I converted a CRM 3.0 Call that prevents a user from creating or updating a
userquery to retrieve contacts if they did not have a particular security
role. I'm able to successfully register the Plugin on Pre Update of
UserQuery, and it runs
successfully. If I try and register the Plugin on Pre Create of a UserQuery,
I get the following error in the registration tool: Error: 80044187
Custom SdkMessageProcessingStep is not allowed on the specified message and
entity. Is there any workaround to this issue?
Thanks,
Kathleen
Robert MacLean
2008-01-24 06:25:47 UTC
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Post by Kathleen
successfully. If I try and register the Plugin on Pre Create of a UserQuery,
I get the following error in the registration tool: Error: 80044187
Custom SdkMessageProcessingStep is not allowed on the specified message and
entity.
I got this error in the console tool (not the GUI one, which still doesn't
work properly for me) and resolved it by removing the images section under
the Step for the plug-in. It then loaded it fine and the plug-in works
perfectly.
--
Robert MacLean
http://www.sadev.co.za
Deepak Mehta
2010-07-26 09:34:25 UTC
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Well, I am not able to create a step on "Create" message of "Userquery" entity. Can somebody help me in this?



Robert MacLean wrote:

Re: CRM 4.0 Plugin Registration Error 80044187
24-Jan-08

"Kathleen" <***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F26C405A-1858-4BCA-A39F-***@microsoft.com..

I got this error in the console tool (not the GUI one, which still doesn't
work properly for me) and resolved it by removing the images section under
the Step for the plug-in. It then loaded it fine and the plug-in works
perfectly

--
Robert MacLea
http://www.sadev.co.za

Previous Posts In This Thread:

On Tuesday, January 22, 2008 9:32 PM
Kathlee wrote:

CRM 4.0 Plugin Registration Error 80044187
I converted a CRM 3.0 Call that prevents a user from creating or updating a
userquery to retrieve contacts if they did not have a particular security
role. I'm able to successfully register the Plugin on Pre Update of
UserQuery, and it run
successfully. If I try and register the Plugin on Pre Create of a UserQuery,
I get the following error in the registration tool: Error: 8004418
Custom SdkMessageProcessingStep is not allowed on the specified message and
entity. Is there any workaround to this issue

Thanks
Kathleen

On Wednesday, January 23, 2008 12:57 AM
A wrote:

RE: CRM 4.0 Plugin Registration Error 80044187
There is a work around but no supported work around :(. Could you explai
more about the scenario you want to enable

"Kathleen" wrote:

On Wednesday, January 23, 2008 10:08 AM
Kathlee wrote:

The plugin needs to be registered on Pre Create of the UserQuery entity and
The plugin needs to be registered on Pre Create of the UserQuery entity and
Pre Update of the UserQuery entity

The plugin code simply throws an error if a user tries to create or update a
UserQuery for the contact entity if they don't contain a particular security
role.

I've tried unsuccessfully to register the event for Pre Create of Post
Create of the UserQuery entity.

I was successful registering the plugin for Pre Update of UserQuery. The
plugin works as expected when deployed

Can you no longer register code on Pre Create/Update of a UserQuery entity

Thanks
Kathlee

"AJ" wrote:

On Wednesday, January 23, 2008 9:19 PM
Ajith [MSFT] wrote:

Could this not be achived by CRM Security model by removing PrvCreate
Could this not be achived by CRM Security model by removing PrvCreate
Privileges for that role. Why do you need a plugin to check the privileges

--
Thank
Ajit
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights

"Kathleen" <***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:2AF671A8-4DED-405B-B383-***@microsoft.com...

On Thursday, January 24, 2008 1:25 AM
Robert MacLean wrote:

Re: CRM 4.0 Plugin Registration Error 80044187
"Kathleen" <***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F26C405A-1858-4BCA-A39F-***@microsoft.com..

I got this error in the console tool (not the GUI one, which still doesn't
work properly for me) and resolved it by removing the images section under
the Step for the plug-in. It then loaded it fine and the plug-in works
perfectly

--
Robert MacLea
http://www.sadev.co.za


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