Determine Whether Your Workflow Contains a Module Affected by the Lasernet Group App Registrations Changes

Summary of the Change

The OneDrive, Outlook Mail, and SharePoint modules are each linked to a dedicated app registration in Microsoft Azure. To function, these modules must be able to access the relevant app registration.

In Lasernet Core 10.12.1 and earlier, these modules are linked to app registrations in the Formpipe tenant (in Microsoft Azure). However, following our renaming from Formpipe to Lasernet Group, we cannot guarantee that access to the Formpipe tenant will continue indefinitely.

To overcome this issue, we have created replacement app registrations in the new Lasernet Group tenant. These app registrations will remain available in the future. Lasernet Core 10.13.3 contains updated OneDrive, Outlook Mail, and SharePoint modules that link to these new app registrations.

If your Lasernet Core 10 system uses an affected module, you must upgrade to Lasernet Core 10.13.3. Then, you must update your Lasernet Core configuration to use the updated versions of these modules. After you have tested the updated configuration, you can deploy it to your Lasernet Core servers.

Determine Whether Your Workflow Contains an Affected Module

To determine whether this issue affects your Lasernet Core system:

1. Navigate to https://portal.azure.com/.

2. In the search bar at the top of the Microsoft Azure Portal, search for “enterprise applications”.

3. Select Enterprise applications from the search results.

   

4. In the Manage part of the left-side menu, click All applications.

5. Filter the app list on Application ID to determine whether it contains the Lasernet SharePoint, Lasernet OneDrive, or Lasernet Outlook Mail app from the Formpipe tenant.

   1. If the page already contains an application ID filter, you can modify it:

      

      Else, you must create a filter:

      

   2. Filter the list on the following application IDs, which belong to apps in the Formpipe tenant. First, filter on the Lasernet SharePoint application ID and note whether the filter returns any results. Then, modify the filter to match the Lasernet OneDrive application ID and note whether any results are returned, and then do the same for the Lasernet Outlook Mail application ID.

      • Lasernet SharePoint: 0e1b17a3-b5e9-44a8-921e-d75d3988e8e4

      • Lasernet OneDrive: b1efe5b9-b1c2-4981-9f92-a729c75a5d16

      • Lasernet Outlook Mail: 3f8549d9-f0fc-461c-b1f5-46f6262fc9b6

      When you create a filter, Azure Portal applies it to the app list.  

      

   3. Interpret the filter results:

      • If all three of these filters return no results, your Lasernet Core system has never used these modules.

        Important

        If this is the case, your system is not affected by this issue, and you can ignore this article.

      • If at least one of these filters returns a Lasernet OneDrive, Lasernet Outlook Mail, or Lasernet SharePoint app that is accompanied by the icon shown in the following images, your Lasernet Core system has previously used these modules or is currently using them.

        

        

        

6. To confirm that your workflow is currently using one or more of these modules, load your Lasernet Core configuration in Lasernet Developer and check whether the workflow displayed in the Modules tool uses any of the affected modules. If it does, follow the configuration update process.

   Note

   Do not remove the Formpipe app registrations until you have completed the configuration update process.

   After you have updated your Lasernet Core configuration, you can remove the Formpipe apps from your tenant.