Throwing error when trying to create new PowerShell Connector

Hana 3 months ago

Hi Team,

Seeking for assistance, I am receiving error when I am creating a Synchronization Project for a Powershell Connector.
It is importing Microsoft.Graph and MSAL.PS
Powershell works on local OIM instance.

Version 9.1

The following errors occured during execution:
Method not found: 'Void Azure.Core.TokenRequestContext .. ctor(System.String[], System.String, System.String, System.String,
Boolean)'.
at VI.Projector.Editor.Wizards.PageShell03_ConnectionTargetView.OnExecuteCommand[T](String command, Object[] args)
at VI.Projector.Editor.Wizards.PageShell03_ConnectionTargetView ._ CreateNewConnection(ProjectorUIElementInfo info,
ISystemConnectGate gate)
at VI.Projector.Connection.SystemConnection.TryConnect()
at VI.Projector.Connection.Connectors.ThreadSafeConnector.OnConnect(ISystemConnectionParameterCollection
connectionParameter)
at VI.Projector.Connection.SystemConnector.Connect(ISystemConnectionParameterCollection connectionParameter)
at VI.Projector.Powershell.Connector.PoshConnectorBase.OnConnect(ISystemConnectionParameterCollection
connectionParameter)
at VI.Base.GenericPool'1.Get()
at VI.Projector.Powershell.Connector.PoshConnectorBase .< >c_DisplayClass25_0 .< OnConnect>b_00
at VI.Projector.Powershell.Connector.PoshContext.Connect()
at VI.Base.PowerShell.LogPoshRunner.Execute(IEnumerable'1 pipeline)
at VI.Base.PowerShell.Runner.RunspaceUtils.Run(Runspace target, IPoshExecutionltem item, Int32 maxDeserDepth)

Thank you.

0 Darko 1 month ago

Hello Hana,

I am struggling with the same problem while trying to use MgGraph.

So far i have found this page https://docs.oneidentity.com/bundle/one-identity-manager_release-notes_9.2.1/page/sources/_releasenotes/known-issues.htm

If you look under ID 37116 you will find a description about the problem with Azure.Core.dll library. I believe this is the root of our problem.

I used the suggested workaround and executed part of my script that depends on the latest azure.core.dll in a sub process. This is working fine as long as you don't need to pass any objects back and forth.

There is also a way to load dll files in the powershell connector using xml as described on the github page. If i have time ill try and test this method too. If i get any positive results i will update my post here.
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