Config File not found

I have been working on a WFM and since my last publish to the server, for some reason it is giving me errors. When I select a file and choose assign>'Development - don't use' I get this message:

"Could not find the configuration file associated with the workflow: Development - don't use "

Here is the avail templates file:

<available_models require_workarea="true" xmlns="http://www.interwoven.com/modeler/schema/subscription10">
<model debug="false" active="true" filename="dev_author_assign" name="Development - don't use">
<allowed>
<and>
<vpath-regex regex=".*"/>
<command name="assign"/>
<role name="author"/>
</and>
</allowed>
</model>
</available_models>

And there is a ipm (dev_author_assign.ipm) in '/iwadmin/main/workflowModels/WORKAREA/iw-wa/Models'

and a config folder in '/iwadmin/main/workflowModels/WORKAREA/iw-wa/Config' called "dev_author_assign_config"

Any ideas? The only thing I changed in the WFM is I added a deploy task.

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nipper

is there a default_config.xml and custom_instantiation.cfg in the _config folder ?

moonkhanna

and a config folder in '/iwadmin/main/workflowModels/WORKAREA/iw-wa/Config' called "dev_author_assign_config"

try submitting this one to staging.

chriskmt

oh the cfg file is missing. Shouldn't this be generated though when I publish?

chriskmt

I guess I should be more clear:
/iwadmin/main/workflowModels/WORKAREA/iw-wa/Config/dev_author_assign_config/

Doesn't have a .cfg file, just an XML file.

Crsb

This could be due to different things. if you dont have custom instantiation form, then you don't need .cfg.

1) it could be the wfm wasn't published correctly by the workflow modeler. in this case try making a fake change to the workflow and publish it again, make sure it says [published] in the workflow modeler.

2) Something is wrong with the workflow configurations. you probably made one of the workflow/task properties configurable and it is not getting populated correctly. try running the workflow in debug mode. copy the final job specs and save them in xml file, then run the xml file with iwjobc, and see what you get back. you can also examine the job specs visually and see if all the properties have an expected value.

chriskmt

and a config folder in '/iwadmin/main/workflowModels/WORKAREA/iw-wa/Config' called "dev_author_assign_config"

try submitting this one to staging.

This folder was there. I did submit it but I still get the same error. I also made sure to submit the ipm file too.

moonkhanna

This folder was there. I did submit it but I still get the same error. I also made sure to submit the ipm file too.

what all files does this folder contain..

chriskmt

This could be due to different things. if you dont have custom instantiation form, then you don't need .cfg.

1) it could be the wfm wasn't published correctly by the workflow modeler. in this case try making a fake change to the workflow and publish it again, make sure it says [published] in the workflow modeler.

2) Something is wrong with the workflow configurations. you probably made one of the workflow/task properties configurable and it is not getting populated correctly. try running the workflow in debug mode. copy the final job specs and save them in xml file, then run the xml file with iwjobc, and see what you get back. you can also examine the job specs visually and see if all the properties have an expected value.

Ok for 1)

The tag did say [published] but after I publish it, TS doesn't show the pencil/edited icon. Does that mean anything?

chriskmt

what all files does this folder contain..

"default_config.xml"

Nothing else.

moonkhanna

Can you post the details of the error you are seeing... If you click Details on the error screen..

Crsb

Ok for 1)

The tag did say [published] but after I publish it, TS doesn't show the pencil/edited icon. Does that mean anything?

when you use published, wfm also submits the files to STAGING, so they dont look edited, but you can the modified date and time to look at.

chriskmt

Can you post the details of the error you are seeing... If you click Details on the error screen..

THere isn't a details link (see attachment):

"Could not find the configuration file associated with the workflow: Development "

I changed the name to Development just pulling straws, so it is still pointing to :"filename="dev_author_assign" name="Development""

chriskmt

This could be due to different things. if you dont have custom instantiation form, then you don't need .cfg.

1) it could be the wfm wasn't published correctly by the workflow modeler. in this case try making a fake change to the workflow and publish it again, make sure it says [published] in the workflow modeler.

2) Something is wrong with the workflow configurations. you probably made one of the workflow/task properties configurable and it is not getting populated correctly. try running the workflow in debug mode. copy the final job specs and save them in xml file, then run the xml file with iwjobc, and see what you get back. you can also examine the job specs visually and see if all the properties have an expected value.

Ok I'll look at this too.

chriskmt

"odDeploymentName" had a script in it (if statement) that was bumming it out. Not a big deal because I don't need it, I can hard code. But it did work in another WFM.