Where is the OOB ServiceBusPlugin?

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Hi,

The MS document says there is a OOB ServiceBusPlugin which contains the business logic to post the Dataverse message execution context to the Azure Service Bus. But I can't found it in my environment with Plugin Registration Tool.

Where is the plugin assembly? How could I use the OOB plugin?

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Hi @sukie_y ,

You can follow the steps in the referenced article to do this (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/developer/data-platform/walkthrough-register-azure-aware-plug-in-using-plug-in-registration-tool).

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Hi @dpoggemann ,
Thank you for the reply!
In my linked document, it says
The ServiceBusPlugin can only be registered to run asynchronously. For more information, see Walkthrough: Register an Azure-aware Plug-in using the Plug-in Registration Tool.
and the Walkthrough is the link you give me.
I can't find any description about the OOB ServiceBusPlugin...
I have googled "ServiceBusPlugin" and nothing help.
Is the ServiceBusPlugin in some assembly I could download?

Thank you !

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Drew Poggemann 9,287 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @sukie_y ,

From what I understand the OOB process is to download the plug-in registration tool and follow the steps identified in the link and it will register the plugin.

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@dpoggemann
Thank you !
I totally misunderstood what the doc says.
If I register a service endpoint, and register a step on it, when the step Message happens, the service endpoint will use the OOB plugin to send the message to service hub. (Actually, I have tested it before...)
Today I found the doc and the name "ServiceBusPlugin" made me to think it is a named plugin, and can find it in the PRT....
Thank you very much !!!

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