I'm administering on premise instance of MS dynamics 365 V8 . this instance contains a plugin that sync data to a FileNet instance using SOAP call . this process has been working in production for several year. recently our server administrator has implemented a new security protocol to turn on the "xframe-option = DENY". after this change all calls to the server are return the following error :
Exception message: The server committed a protocol violation. Section=ResponseHeader Detail=CR must be followed by LF
the information about the call is the following :
- MS Dynamics on premise V8.2
- Vendor API call within C# plugin
- Plugin is registered in the Sandbox
My question is has any one encountered this issues and is there a soliton is to override one of the header setting . research that I've done has brought some option but most are for ASP.net and require changes in the app.config file (see below) . as far as I know dynamics plugin do not have access to config files. Research, the consensus is to use the following in your C# or ASP.NET application :
Add following to app.config :<configuration> <system.net> <settings> <httpWebRequest useUnsafeHeaderParsing="true" /> </settings> </system.net></configuration>Additional test done : Since I'm using a Vendor API call it not always possible to determine if the problem is with the API from the connection . I was able successfully test the error using a simple HTTP request in my plugin
try{HttpWebRequest request = WebRequest.Create(url) as HttpWebRequest;ServicePointManager.SecurityProtocol = SecurityProtocolType.Tls12;ServicePointManager.Expect100Continue = true;WebResponse responseObj = request.GetResponse();Stream dataStream = responseObj.GetResponseStream();StreamReader streamReader = new StreamReader(dataStream);response += "Response: \n";response += streamReader.ReadToEnd();entity["statuscode"] = new OptionSetValue(1);}catch (Exception ex){response += "Error: " + ex.Message;response += "\n";response += ex.StackTrace;response += "\n\n";response += ex.HelpLink;entity["statuscode"] = new OptionSetValue(960380000); //error status}Any help on this would be appreciated .
Martin Carpenter
