Posted in ADF, BPM, Uncategorized on December 23, 2016| Leave a Comment »
You might face a problem in your ADF application, when based on a HumanTask component (BPM), using the out of the box Comments & Attachemnts.
Well…suddenly it’s not working anymore…you press the add attachmen/comment button, and nothing happen.
So, obviously you first need to verify that the user has the right permission for that action. Once it is clear, check that the following declaration exists in your .jspx page:
Bug or not…it can sometimes disappear and might driving you crazy.
Good Luck
Posted in ADF, BPM, tagged adf, human task, oracle, Oracle BPM Suite on January 23, 2016| Leave a Comment »
A very simple but frequently asked question is: how use more then 1 human task, of the same type, in one ADF application?
Go to your ViewController project and open the file hwtaskflow.xml
Copy the hwTaskFlow element, and its content, and change the values for: WorkflowName & TaskDefinitionNamespace elements (those are the name & targetNamespace from the Human Task).
OriginHT http://xmlns.oracle.com/OriginHT OriginHT_TaskFlow WEB-INF/OriginHT_TF.xml NewHT http://xmlns.oracle.com/NewHT OriginHT_TaskFlow WEB-INF/OriginHT_TF.xml
Good Luck!
Posted in BPM, tagged 11.1.1.7, BPM Composer, Oracle BPM Suite, Oracle SOA Suite, web forms on July 25, 2013| Leave a Comment »
One of the great advantage in BPM Suite 11.1.1.7 is the BPM Composer and its ability to build Web Forms.
(More of BPM Composer’s advantages will be discuss later on).
In this post I just want to point on something very simple, but still important.
After deploying and running your process, with the new Web Form, you will notice very fast that the form doesn’t open.
The solution for that is very simple:
Go to WebLogic Console -> Servers -> click your managed server -> Check the “SSL Listen Port Enabled” & verify that the “Listen Address” contains the host name.
Restart the server.
Good Luck!
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