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'Sitecore.DataExchange.Tools.DynamicsConnect.Models.DynamicsConnectCollectionModel, 1.0' does not have a remote version

'Sitecore.DataExchange.Tools.DynamicsConnect.Models.DynamicsConnectCollectionModel, 1.0' does not have a remote version

I was using Sitecore Connect™ for Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Sales 7.0.0 in Sitecore 10.2. To use this module, I have installed Sitecore Connect™ for Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Sales 7.0.0 and Data Exchange Framework 7.0.0 as it was mentioned here.

For the end points , in this location /sitecore/system/Data Exchange/Connect for Dynamics Tenant Branch/Endpoints/Providers/xConnect/xConnect Client Endpoint, I have added Collection Service Connection String Name (xconnect.collection) and Collection Service Certificate Connection String Name (xconnect.collection.certificate).

Sitecore Connect™ for Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Sales 7.0.0



To test the connection, I clicked on the “Run Troubleshoot” button




After that below exception was coming.



Solution:

To solve this issue, I performed the below steps:
  • Go to this location /sitecore/system/Data Exchange/Connect for Dynamics Tenant Branch/Endpoints/Providers/xConnect/xConnect Client Endpoint.
  • Go to the Collection Model Path which is /sitecore/system/Settings/Data Exchange/Providers/xConnect/Collection Models/Connect for Dynamics/Connect for Dynamics Collection Model.
  • Click on Convert Model to JSON, and it will download the JSON file.


  • Deploy this JSON file to below two locations:
    1. <xConnectWebsite>\App_Data\jobs\continuous\IndexWorker\App_Data\Models
    2. <xConnectWebsite>\App_Data\Models

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