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Where will DeployURLExternalTask located

HKN1104

Hello

I had a task where i am referencing
ClassName to com.interwoven.ui.teamsite.workflow.task.urltask.DeployURLExternalTask

Now i want to know where can i see this file. If i want to make some changes to deploy my files from Workflow.

When i try to deploy it says deploy failed.

Any suggestions would be helpful

Thanks

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Adam Stoller

That is not a file, it's a class - the comes in its "compiled" form - which you either need to reverse engineer or, search the forums because code for manipulating this class has been posted in the past.

HKN1104

Thanks Ghoti for u r reply:

Does this DeployURLExternalTask Class needs to be manipulated or do we have to just specify this class file so that, whenever i call this class does this executes automatically by itself.

I mean do i need to pass variables in it or not.

Using WFM.

Adam Stoller

Thanks Ghoti for u r reply:

Does this DeployURLExternalTask Class needs to be manipulated or do we have to just specify this class file so that, whenever i call this class does this executes automatically by itself.

I mean do i need to pass variables in it or not.

Using WFM.

SInce I have no real idea of what you're doing, how you're doing it, and/or the actual details of what problem you are running into when trying to do it - I cannot answer your question. More over, since you're not paying me to debug this for you, I will not guarantee that I'll spend any more time on it than I already have. The use of the deployment task and its properties are covered in the Workflow Modelers Guide. The extension of the DeployURLExternalTask is covered in at least one, if not several, forum threads - chances are that whatever you need is covered in one (if not both) of those sources of information - I suggest you dig into them.