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how to invoke multiple plugins on a single entity.

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Posted on by EmployeeOcta 6

I have a requirement where i want to create multiple plugins for a single entity ,

but i want no plugin should create a trouble while executing the other.

how can i implement this functionality.

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    joman Profile Picture
    joman 617 on at

    plug-in function:

    try

    {

    // your code

    }

    catch {}

    Will execute without any troubles.

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    EmployeeOcta 6 on at

    what if i am writing more than one plugin on create and update message on the same entity.

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    joman Profile Picture
    joman 617 on at

    They will all file at event, you will register them.

    More about Event execution pipeline: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg327941.aspx

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    Andreas Cieslik Profile Picture
    Andreas Cieslik 9,267 on at

    You will need to use the Execution Order property during plugin step registration.

    As described below you can even configure it with this tool later:

    community.dynamics.com/.../new-xrmtoolbox-plugin-synchronous-events-execution-order-Editor

    You also need to look out for the Depth variable of your execution context. You might fire one of plugins multiple times depending on what updates or actions you do in your plugin.

    More here:

    crmbusiness.wordpress.com/.../stopping-infinite-plugins-with-parameters-depth-and-parentcontext

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    joman 617 on at

    [quote user="Andreas Cieslik"]You also need to look out for the Depth variable of your execution context[/quote]

    But here you need to know one think:

    https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.xrm.sdk.iexecutioncontext.depth.aspx

    The maximum depth (8) and time limit (one hour) are configurable by the Microsoft Dynamics 365 administrator using the PowerShell command Set-CrmSetting. The setting is WorkflowSettings.MaxDepth. For more information, see, “Administer the deployment using Windows PowerShell” in the Deploying and administering Microsoft Dynamics CRM.

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    shivaram 3,315 on at

    Hi,

    I know this is 10 days old, even I want you to suggest for this,

    If you are creating multiple plugins for same entity, then follow these 3.

    1) First differentiate Plugins to Async and Sync (Based on need of result),

    2) Still you have multiple Synchronous Plugins then set execution order.

    3) After that sometimes you might get infinite loop error because of these multiple plugins. If you face this kind of error, then use Context.Depth for prevent this kind of errors.

    Hope it helps you.

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