December 2017 – wiliammbr's blog

Sometimes the Managed Metadata Service can be tricky. In my opinion it’s one of the SharePoint services that are more delicate, showing up with a lot of error messages like the subject of this blog post. The There are no addresses available for this application in Managed Metadata can occur to you someday. It happened to me when I was going to setup some Service Connections via SharePoint Central Admin.

Opening Properties for the Managed Metadata Service

All of suddenly the error message appeared and it frustrated me a lot. My first Google search results were talking about the User Profile Service Application and they didn’t seemed to help that much.

Sorry, something went wrong... — Sorry, something went wrong…

This post will help you when you want to identify which W3WP belongs to which application. It comes in handy when we need to debug Visual Web Parts and Event Receivers deployed as Farm Solutions. The basic approach requires the user to open Visual Studio, attach the W3WP processes and refresh your page to start debugging.

Well, it’s pretty common in our daily life tasks (not so much since we all should move to the Client-side of the force) to have more than one W3WP available to attach. Usually we have one for your site, other for SharePoint Web Services, another for the SharePoint Central Admin and even more for any other Application Pool process being used in your Server.

But if you want to attach to just one process and make Visual Studio more performatic and responsive, how can you do that?

Just follow the steps in this post!

Month: December 2017

There are no addresses available for this application in Managed Metadata

Identify which W3WP belongs to which application

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