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WFM task/link vanish randomly on save

Pawan

The WFM 1.0.0.1 project pane shows up correct while developing but many times one or two task/link vanish when I do save to server or publish to server. if I close the WFM application and open it again all shows up correct.
Did anybody faced similar problem? or, is there any dependency with any local application running?

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Migrateduser

I have noticed this kind of behaviour. My observation of this issue is, if the task links vanish from the modeller when you publish to server, it might not have successfully deployed the model to the server. If the deploy to the server is successful then you should see all the links.

chris__d

Yes - I have this problem as well. I find that on refreshing the view, everything is fine. It doesn't seem to affect the model - it appears to be more a graphical / rendering issue.

Faizi

As per my understanding, this problem occurs due to performance of server, where you are saving the workflow. It also occurs on publishing. If you save it on local machine then it will not occur.
But this is not effecting your workflow. If it occurs then you might refresh or re-save or re-publish the workflow, now everything looks fine.

Bill Klish

This was a bug in the initial release of the workflow modeler client prior to 6.7.1 SP1. Is this happening with a recent version of the client?

Pawan

This was a bug in the initial release of the workflow modeler client prior to 6.7.1 SP1. Is this happening with a recent version of the client?

Bill,
I am on TS671 SP1 Patch2 WFM 1.0 and it was happening with this combination. After that I installed the new WFM client 1.0.0.1, so, far it seems to be ok with it, but everytime it asks me to convert my WFM workflows to the new compatible format.