Issue: While performing search on any level of the site users getting the
error message:
Error Message: Internal server error
exception: Troubleshoot issues with Microsoft SharePoint Foundation
Background: Our SharePoint 2010 Search is just recently been
extended to next level and when user performed search they started getting
error message. There were no major changes in the search service application.
But looking at the
event logs it seems to be an issue with the Configuration of the search topology.
Event ID 8031 was reported with the message.
An exception occurred while updating
addresses for connected app
{eaf6c00c-cc3f-460e-8bf2-ad9b991ea6ea_aa16845d-045a-46bc-bbc6-d701ff13950d}.
The uri endpoint information may be stale. System.InvalidOperationException:
The requested application could not be found at
Microsoft.SharePoint.SPTopologyWebServiceApplicationProxy.ProcessCommonExceptions(Uri
endpointAddress, String operationName, Exception ex,
SPServiceLoadBalancerContext context) at Microsoft.SharePoint.SPTopologyWebServiceApplicationProxy.ExecuteOnChannel(String
operationName, CodeBlock codeBlock) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.SPTopologyWebServiceApplicationProxy.GetEndPoints(Guid
serviceId) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.SPConnectedServiceApplicationAddressesRefreshJob.Execute(Guid
targetInstanceId) bf94139a-66f8-4aab-af31-406a5ebb6db9
Troubleshooting:
Checked the search
settings on all the levels and it was fine.
Checked the
configuration changes from the search service application prospective.
Checked the permissions
level of the search Content access account and Search Service account.
Everything was fine
until we realized.
Resolution:
That the web
application which was associated with the Search Service Proxy but the Search
Service Proxy was not associated with the Search Service application. We re-associated the correct web application with
a valid Search service application proxy and asked user to perform the search
and it did worked fine.
You need to go to CA, Manage
service applications option. To do this, follow these
steps:
1.
Open Central
Administration.
2.
Click Manage
web applications.
3.
Select the affected
web application.
4.
On the ribbon, click Service
Connections.
5.
Under Configure
Service Application Associations, select the valid Search service
application proxy check box.
Another reference with
different resolution: http://blogs.technet.com/b/sushrao/archive/2011/12/02/sharepoint-2010-search-internal-server-error-exception-system-nullreferenceexception.aspx
Product Applies to: SharePoint Server 2010.
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