Blueprism Sharepoint Object
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21-01-20 07:38 PM
Lines 100, 103, 89, 92 'The type or namespace name 'ClientAssertionCertificate' could not be found'
Line 12, 'The type 'System.Object' is defined in an assembly that is not referenced',
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Matt Palmer
Business Process Specialist
Chesapeake Energy
America/Chicago
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22-01-20 06:33 AM
Hi Matt,
I think the errors are due to the fact that the relevant dlls are not present in the automate folder.
I am assuming that you have chosen the Sharepoint ACS authentication (this is the legacy auth protocol) as your choice for auth; which means you access sharepoint using a Client ID and Secret.
If this assumption is right, the solution is straight forward,
For the first issue "Lines 100, 103, 89, 92 'The type or namespace name 'ClientAssertionCertificate' could not be found'"
- Open the Objectè Go to Initialize Page è Open the Object Properties è Go to Global Code è Delete the lines from 49 till 106
For the second one, it appears you are using an older version of the DLL.
- I recommend using the following version of respective dlls,
- Newtonsoft.Json.dll è v11.0 or higher
- System.Net.Http.dll è v4.6 or higher
- System.Linq.dll è 4.8 of higher.
On the other hand if you chose the more secure auth protocol, i.e. Azure AD Cert based authentication, then you will need to bring in the dlls in their respective version as mentioned in the guide.
Thanks,
Bimal
Senior Platform Consultant, Professional Services
------Original Message------
Has anyone else had any issues installing / using the Blueprism Sharepoint Object? After installing I have 5 errors from various lines within the global code...
Lines 100, 103, 89, 92 'The type or namespace name 'ClientAssertionCertificate' could not be found'
Line 12, 'The type 'System.Object' is defined in an assembly that is not referenced',
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Matt Palmer
Business Process Specialist
Chesapeake Energy
America/Chicago
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