Category: Dynamics 365

We might get below error while trying to consume Organization Service through the client application

• Unable to Login to Dynamics CRM

• An unsecured or incorrectly secured fault was received from the other party. See the inner FaultException for the fault code and detail.
  

Chances are the Security Defaults are enabled on the account you are using.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/fundamentals/concept-fundamentals-security-defaults

If not required, login to

https://portal.azure.com/

Select Azure Active Directory > Properties > Manage Security Roles

And disable it

This time the connection will be successful.

Try below as well –

SecurityProtocolType.TLS12 –

https://nishantrana.me/2018/10/20/unable-to-login-to-dynamics-crmorganizationwebproxyclient-is-nullorganizationwebproxyclient-is-null-error-while-using-crmserviceclient/

https://nishantrana.me/2018/04/24/unable-to-login-to-dynamics-crmorganizationserviceproxy-is-null-error-while-using-crmserviceclient/

Server Clock out of sync –

https://nishantrana.me/2011/12/13/an-unsecured-or-incorrectly-secured-fault-was-received-from-the-other-party-see-the-inner-faultexception-for-the-fault-code-and-detail/

MFA –

https://nishantrana.me/2020/05/07/an-unsecured-or-incorrectly-secured-fault-was-received-from-the-other-party-see-the-inner-faultexception-for-the-fault-code-and-detail-while-trying-to-connect-using-xrmtoolbox/

Hope it helps..

We got the below error while trying to import the solution.

The error indicates that either the component with the specified GUID in the error message is either missing in the solution or is missing in the target environment.

Search for the GUID either in the customization.xml or solutions.xml to find the component.

Add the missing component in the solution and try the import again.

Or remove the dependency to that component from the source solution.

In our case, it was the Quick View Form referred to in one of the entity’s form but not included in the solution. We added the Quick View Form in our solution and tried the import which worked.

We could have also removed the quick view form from the entity’s form (if the component was not needed) and tried the import.

Hope it helps..

Recently in one of our JavaScripts which was calling an action (with a plugin registered to it) was giving us the below error.

We had a plugin registered on the call of that action, which in turn was calling an external service.

We figured out the probable cause of this error (related to certificates) and updated the plugin code accordingly on the server.

Unfortunately, this didn’t fix the issue for us, we also tried different possible solutions but to no avail.

As a last resort, we thought of giving this a try – deactivate and activate the Action, and to our surprise that did the trick.

Our thought is maybe Action was somehow still referring to the old plugin code, and the step of deactivating/activating the Action kind of cleared the cache or something, making action to refer to the latest plugin code deployed.

Hope it helps..

Recently while trying to import the solution we got the below error.

Below was the outcome of our analysis

• The column or the field referred to in the error message was not available in the CRM application i.e. customizations – default solution was not having this attribute.
• The column was only available in the base table of the entity.
• The column was not available in the filtered view of that entity.
• The column was not available in the MetadataSchema.Attribute table.
• We had around 50 such columns in the base table of the entity.

In short, the field was only available in the base table and wasn’t available anywhere else, which could have been the result of the solution being deleted at some point in time, followed by the wrong restoration of the table (i.e. unsupported change to the database).

We raised the Microsoft Support for the same, and the way we resolved the issue was by dropping/deleting those columns from the base table, followed by running the solution import which went successful this time. (fortunately the fields were all blank – null or default value)

ALTER TABLE “table_name” DROP “column_name”;

We can also get this error if we have a field with same schema name as source field created in the target environment (created manually / directly there). In this case also either we can remove the field from the source environment’s solution file or we can delete the field from the target environment.

Hope it helps..