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Not able to crack PreProcessor command in CH-WM combination

prabs

Hi,
We are currently evaluating ControlHub v3.0.0(as release management tool) and workflow modeler v1.0.0.1 combination in solaris 10

The workflow (ipm) is simple with the flow start -> cgitask -> submittask -> end. The cgitask has an inprocess command "Inprocess:com.interwoven.wf.sample.CustomCodeDemo1" that should attach the modified file (/default/main/Administration/Records/WORKAREA/current/file1) to the workflow.

Well, the problem is it is not attaching the file to the workflow. Am i missing any configuration here? The java code is similar to "CustomCodeDemo" available in "wfm_1001_user_v01_en.pdf". Is there any example which i can look into??

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Faizi

Hi,
We are currently evaluating ControlHub v3.0.0(as release management tool) and workflow modeler v1.0.0.1 combination in solaris 10

The workflow (ipm) is simple with the flow start -> cgitask -> submittask -> end. The cgitask has an inprocess command "Inprocess:com.interwoven.wf.sample.CustomCodeDemo1" that should attach the modified file (/default/main/Administration/Records/WORKAREA/current/file1) to the workflow.

Well, the problem is it is not attaching the file to the workflow. Am i missing any configuration here? The java code is similar to "CustomCodeDemo" available in "wfm_1001_user_v01_en.pdf". Is there any example which i can look into??

Hi,
InProcessJavaCommand only invoke from the workflow properties PostProcessor and PreProcessor. So i do not understand how you call it from the cgitask.
Would you explain the scenario?

Thanks,

prabs

Hi Faizi,
Thanks for the response. You are correct, I am calling the Inprocess java command from workflow properties only and not on cgitask. Sorry about that.

SCENARIO:
A file from the workarea shall be attached to the workflow by running Inprocess Pre-Processor command initially. I should be able to see the files attached when i click on the first task in the workflow. In the example i have a cgitask as first task, but it can be anything. All it matters for me is that i should be able to see the files attached to the workflow, which currently i am not able to see in the workflow

Faizi

Hi Faizi,
Thanks for the response. You are correct, I am calling the Inprocess java command from workflow properties only and not on cgitask. Sorry about that.

SCENARIO:
A file from the workarea shall be attached to the workflow by running Inprocess Pre-Processor command initially. I should be able to see the files attached when i click on the first task in the workflow. In the example i have a cgitask as first task, but it can be anything. All it matters for me is that i should be able to see the files attached to the workflow, which currently i am not able to see in the workflow

Hi,

There is webcast "

TeamSite Workflow Modeling Techiques

" which will give you the complete solution of Inprocess java command. Try to look this.

Hope this helps.