How to: Resolve issues related to attachment import process in Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations

In my last post, I told about how to upload product images.  In this post I will mention all resolutions for all different errors:


1. Could not find file 'C:\windows\TEMP\XXXXXXXXXX\PackageHeader.xml

This happens when the Zip package does not have the correct format. Correct the format as shown below:

2. Binary (object), method constructFromContainer called with invalid parameters.

This happens when the actual image is missing from Resources or Filename is wrong in Excel.

  


 Update the Zip folder with correct images and or update Excel with the correct attachment file name.

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  1. HammadSeptember 5, 2023 at 4:21 AM

    Hi I made the silly mistake and compressed it with subfolder . your blog helped me in identifying the issue Thank you sharing.

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