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Workflows do not exist in TeamSite or maybe the Workflow file names are incorrect

HKN1104

Hello

When i make an entry in available_models.xml, with the existing workflow. i get the following error saying.
Following Workflows do not exist in TeamSite or maybe the Workflow file names are incorrect. Note, file names are case-sensitive. [ workflowtask1 ]

Though Names and everything is correct. So later i made a new entry with different name, Though it says same thing.

any suggestions

Thanks

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kalai

In workflow modeler you have two options to publish the workflow to Teamsite server.
1. File--> Publish Workflow - This will copy and submit the .ipm & default_config.xml file to Teamsite sever.
2. File --> Save to Server - This will only copy the .ipm & default_config.xml file in Teamsite sever.

When you make changes in available_models.xml file it will look all the workflow models available in stagging area. If the .ipm file is not available in stagging area then the user will get this error.

Adam Stoller

In workflow modeler you have two options to publish the workflow to Teamsite server.
1. File--> Publish Workflow - This will copy and submit the .ipm & default_config.xml file to Teamsite sever.
2. File --> Save to Server - This will only copy the .ipm & default_config.xml file in Teamsite sever.

When you make changes in available_models.xml file it will look all the workflow models available in stagging area. If the .ipm file is not available in stagging area then the user will get this error.

My recommendation is that you follow (at least) three steps when working on a WFM:

stye comments. The act of submitting the custom configuration file attempts to "minimize" the custom configuration file by removing all the newlines, and thus the first-style of comment will end up commenting out a lot more than you wanted.

HKN1104

@kalai,@ghoti :
Thanks Guys..It helped me...

@Kalai: Your reply helped me resolve my issue.

@ghoti: Thanks Ghoti for taking your time and explaining clearly about what mistake can be done in future. I will keep in mind when i do with Custom instantiation files.