Latest Contributions by RaghavendraSunku

Hello, Can you please check if Workflow Manager Server is properly registered on the SOC machines? Open regedit and search for JTXServer string. Can you please attach the verbose log file from the SOM machine? Can you double-check the ServerTypes.dat file and make sure the entry for Workflow Manager Server is properly setup? Thanks, Raghu ... View more

Hi Ted, We (Workflow Manager) would turn on the TAM extension for you in that case. Also, if we had to turn on the TAM extension, we would then turn it off when you exit. Thanks, Raghu ... View more

Hi Guilherme, Thanks for posting the log file messages. We are going to try and recreate the issue here and then try possible fixes. In the meantime, can you try the following: Do you have access to ArcInfo license level - even temporarily? If yes, can you please try to start our Spatial Notification Service on that machine? Thanks, Raghu ... View more

Hi Fraser, There is a way to 'plug-in code' into Workflow Manager when various events happen. Its a bit tricky but not too complicated. It involves Workflow Manager Notifications. For each Job Activity that Workflow Manager records (as Job History), there is a corresponding Job Notification that Workflow Manager also fires. For example, assigning a Job to someone causes Workflow Manager to add a Job History/Activity record, plus we fire a corresponding Job Notification IF there are subscribers to that notification. What you need to do is to implement your own Workflow Manager compatible notification engine. Implement some of our interfaces (IJTXNotifier, IJTXMailNotifier), register your code/class as COM, and 'register' your class with Workflow Manager as the default notifier. Once that is done, Workflow Manager invokes the IJTXNotifier.Send method on your class with an IJTXNotification object each time a corresponding event happens. The IJTXNotification object has a Type property that tells you the event was (JobAssigned, JobClosed, et cetera). Here comes the ugly part: Besides the event Type, your code would also need to know the Job that this event is happening on. The only way to know that is to include the [JOB:ID] token into the notification subject/body and then parse the subject/body that Workflow Managers sends to your custom notifier. If your custom plugged-in code needs to do something business-specific plus send out an email, you can make use of our out-of-the-box notifier. Just invoke our notifier at the end after whatever custom stuff you needed to do. Does this help? Thanks, Raghu ... View more

Hi Rodolfo, A project sounds like a Job Type in Workflow Manager. Each Job Type in Workflow Manager has an associated Workflow and associated resources that will execute steps in the workflow. You can have several Job Types in your Workflow Manager system. -Raghu ... View more

Hi Fraser, There are a few ways to accomplish this: At 10.0 and any 10.0 Service Packs: 1. Add a placeholder step in the workflow to let the user update the fields and save. 2. Add a custom step next in the workflow that verifies the updated field values. We provide necessary API to retrieve the field values. 3. Based on the verification outcome, the custom step can return different values, which will take the workflow different ways. At 10.1, which is releasing shortly: 1. Add the new JTXDestopSteps.EditExtendedProperties custom step to your workflow. This brings up the extended properties form and the user has to update the fields. 2. Add the same validation custom step like in (2) above. You cannot plugin into our Save Properties command. About Tokens in the arguments for an ExecuteSQL custom step. Yes, that works. Thanks, Raghu ... View more

We will try this out on our end and update you with what we find. Thanks, Raghu ... View more

Hi Trevor, Can you please respond with any error messages that we reported when you tried to run our Post Job Version GPTool with the LaunchGP step? If possible, please turn up logging to 5 and retry. Thanks, Raghu ... View more

There is also Workflow Manager's own "Post Job Version" GP tool that you can plug into your workflow. In addition to reconciling and posting, this tool also tracks the spatial edits made and triggers any spatial notifications registered. -Raghu ... View more

Hello Guilherme, That exception that we caught indicates licensing issues (we will improve our error messaging in this case). Are you running the Service on a machine that has ArcEditor or higher level? Can you open ArcGIS Administrator on this machine and paste the licensing level screenshot here? Also, please turn up Workflow Manager log level to 5 and try restarting the Service? (Use WMXAdvancedSettings.exe in our Bin folder to turn up the log level). Thanks, Raghu ... View more

Good catch! Yes, we are missing SOAP and REST services to assign a step. We will include these services in out 10.1 release. About authentication, ArcGIS Server provides several ways to secure your services (including Workflow Manager services). You can enable token based authentication, et cetera. As a result, Workflow Manager itself does not need to provide any login or authentication mechanism, because you can just make use of the ArcGIS Server level authentication. Hope this helps, Thanks, Raghu ... View more

Hello, Can you please re-try running those commands with ALLUSERS=1 added at the end? Thanks, Raghu ... View more

Hi Craig, Do you have any 'unusual' datasets in the data workspace you are trying to add from? For example, a feature dataset whose feature classes you do not have permissions to see. Do you have any datasets that are not feature classes at the top-level in the data workspace? Thanks, Raghu ... View more