Dynamics CRM 365 integration with SharePoint online plugin error

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I am trying to execute plugin to create the folders in SharePoint online 2016 with Dynamics CRM 365 online version 9.0,

When the plugin executes i am receiving the "The 'Value'='<null>' part of the cookie is invalid" Error, Did anybody face this kind of issue when you try to execute plugin in online D365? Its very urgent. Please help.

I've taken the code reference from the link: https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/dynamicsnav/SharePoint-Integration-c5f21604/sourcecode?fileId=131706&pathId=1614921635.

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Justinjose 2,707 on at

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Hi Rajalax,

I have used this source code with version 8.2 without any issues. Can you look into the following link

[View:https://community.dynamics.com/crm/f/117/t/246028]

If this doesn’t fix, please let me know.

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Justin Jose

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Hi Jose,

Thanks for your reply.

Still am facing the same issue, if i try to debug the code my plugin registration tool got crashed when it reached the below point:

Method name: SendHttpRequest()

using (Stream s = request.GetRequestStream()) --This is code that breaks and plugin tool got crahsed.

{

s.Write(requestContent, 0, requestContent.Length);

s.Close();

}

Do you have any suggestion on this?

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Hi Rajalax,

I know its hard to debug on plugin registration tool and I faced same issue. Registration tool will crash when you reach at token request section. To debug, create a console application and pass the hard coded the value.

If this doesn’t fix, please let me know.

Thanks

Justin Jose

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Hi Jose,

As per your suggestion, had tried with console application.

Am able to debug it and found the error place:

Methodname: GetAdfsSAMLTokenUsernamePassword

StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(new MemoryStream(responseData), Encoding.GetEncoding("utf-8"));

XPathNavigator nav = new XPathDocument(sr).CreateNavigator(); -- In this line am getting error like " "'>' is an unexpected token. The expected token is '\"' or '''. Line 1, position 50."

Any ideas?

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Are you able to login to the SharePoint using the credentials provided in the code?

Thanks

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Yes, am able to login using that credentials.

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Justinjose 2,707 on at

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Hi Rajalax,

Can you look into following section. line 392. Are you getting null or value for adfsAuthUrl ?

// find out whether the user's domain is a federated domain this.adfsAuthUrl = GetAdfsAuthUrl();

is the user's domain is a federated domain?

are you using two-factor authentication?

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Justin Jose

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Hi Jose,

Yes, am getting the adfsAuthurl value.

Yes, Domain is federated.

Yes, Two factor authentication.

Thanks ,

Raji

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Hi Rajalax,

Can you run the code after disabling Two factor authentication or with different user who doesn't configure Two factor authentication.

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Justin Jose

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Shidin Haridas 3,499 on at

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Rajalax,

If you can mention your requirement, maybe we can suggest workarounds which does not involve having to create SP folders from the Dynamics plugin.

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