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App for Outlook On-Premise adding app to users error

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ResponseMessageType:ErrorInternalServerError##This app can't be installed. The manifest file doesn't conform to the schema definition.

The 'schemas.microsoft.com/.../1.1:AppDomain' element is invalid - The value '' is invalid according to its datatype 'schemas.microsoft.com/.../1.1:LongString' - The actual length is less than the MinLength value... 

While adding app for outlook for users in On-Premise deployment we are getting this error. Do you guys have any idea on how to resolve this?

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    anifarap 66 on at
    App for Outlook On-Premise adding app to users error
    This was for an on-premise installation with IFD and ADFS connection.
     
    The error was due to the ADFS metadata is pointing to a local drive, where we downloaded the metadata locally and used it on the IFD setup of CRM.
     
    The fix is to point to ADFS metadata to the ADFS URL and not the local drive downloaded metadata.
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    anifarap 66 on at
    RE: App for Outlook On-Premise adding app to users error

    I was able to obtain the manifest file from CRM. What I found out that one of the AppDomain element contain NULL String.

    See 4th AppDomain element. This caused CRM to fail uploading the APP to Exchange as LongString does not allow null string as per OfficeApp Schema definition.

    Is this a bug? Hopefully MS can look into this and provide a fix for On-premise

    <AppDomains>

       <AppDomain>login.windows-ppe.net</AppDomain>

       <AppDomain>login.microsoftonline.com</AppDomain>

       <AppDomain>login.windows.net</AppDomain>

       <AppDomain />

       <AppDomain>port.crm.crmlivetie.com</AppDomain>

       <AppDomain>port.crm2.crmlivetie.com</AppDomain>

       <AppDomain>port.crm.dynamics-int.com</AppDomain>

       <AppDomain>port.crm.dynamics.com</AppDomain>

       <AppDomain>port.crm2.dynamics.com</AppDomain>

       <AppDomain>port.crm3.dynamics.com</AppDomain>

       <AppDomain>port.crm4.dynamics.com</AppDomain>

       <AppDomain>port.crm5.dynamics.com</AppDomain>

       <AppDomain>port.crm6.dynamics.com</AppDomain>

       <AppDomain>port.crm7.dynamics.com</AppDomain>

       <AppDomain>port.crm8.dynamics.com</AppDomain>

       <AppDomain>port.crm9.dynamics.com</AppDomain>

       <AppDomain>port.crm10.dynamics.com</AppDomain>

       <AppDomain>port.crm.MicrosoftDynamics.de</AppDomain>

     </AppDomains>

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    anifarap 66 on at
    RE: App for Outlook On-Premise adding app to users error

    Hi, can you help to point me where I can find the manifest file? This is built in by Dynamics 365 and we did not do any customization on this. Thanks!

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    AJ-22040756-0 on at
    RE: App for Outlook On-Premise adding app to users error

    Hi Partner

     Can you validate your manifest file referencing this Article https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/testing/troubleshoot-manifest

    Additionally, Make sure the Label element appears after all Group elements inside the CustomTab element. 

    Example:

    <CustomTab id="TabCustom1">
  <Group id="group1">
    <Label resid="groupLabel1"/>
    <Control xsi:type="Button" id="uilessButton1">
      <Label resid="uilessButtonLabel1"/>
      <Supertip>
        <Title resid="uilessButtonSuperTipTitle1"/>
        <Description resid="uilessButtonSuperTipDesc1"/>
      </Supertip>
      <Icon>
        <bt:Image size="16" resid="uilessButtonIcon1-16"/>
        <bt:Image size="32" resid="uilessButtonIcon1-32"/>
        <bt:Image size="80" resid="uilessButtonIcon1-80"/>
      </Icon>
      <Action xsi:type="ExecuteFunction">
        <FunctionName>buttonFunction1</FunctionName>
      </Action>
    </Control>
  </Group>
  <Label resid="customTabLabel1"/>
</CustomTab>

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