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Plugin Registration Tool not showing the new plugins

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Posted on by Jayakumar

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CRM 2016 On premise.

We have a set of plugins in a project. We tried to add a new plugin class and update the plugin through registration tool. When I select the assembly and click load assembly it does not show the newly added plugin (Class). The class and execute method is declared as public. But I don't know why the new class is still not showing up. To investigate further I remove an existing plugin (Class). Then when I load the assembly to deleted plugin is still showing. How does the registration tool shows a class which does not exist in the assembly. It looks the plugin registration tool is loading from cache. I restarted the IIS, server without success. This look strange. Please help.

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tw0sh3ds 5,600 on at

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Hi,

Please post some screenshots and some sample code, I'm sure you just made some simple mistake. From the description you are clearily not using correct assembly (you are building assembly in Visual Studio and loading different assembly to thr PRT). Your description indicate that - if you are loading not the assembly you are building in Visual Studio, the new plugin will not show and the old plugin will not disappear. So just check in your VS Output window where is assembly that you just built and make sure that you are loading it in PRT. There is no caching in PRT. Also make sure you are using PRT from your version of CRM.

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Guido Preite 54,086 Moderator on at

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the class inherits IPlugin?

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Jayakumar 390 on at

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Yes.

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Jayakumar 390 on at

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No. I am using the correct DLL. Every time I verify the date modified of the assembly to ensure Ia m using the correct assembly. I am still scratching my head for this issue for last 2 days.

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tw0sh3ds 5,600 on at

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Can you also refer to my post? Please post some screenshots and maybe some code of your plugin

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Make your class "Public"

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Make ur new class as "Public" and rebuild it . Now load the dll in plugin registration tool, it will show the newly added class

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Nithya Gopinath 17,078 on at

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Hi Jayakumar,

Make your plugin class as public and make sure that you have inherited the interface IPlugin in the class.

Hope this helps.

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bernhards 423 on at

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@Jeremiah J. Isaacson Helped to solve my problem - thanks

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