关于workflow webviewer的问题

bellalen 2003-08-21 06:59:03

请有workflow web开发经验的高手回答，下面是我在单击查看 job diagram时的出错信息，我已经配置好web viewer，但是总是提示下面信息，而且它说的job id已经存在为什么总是找不到，为什么？
2003-08-21 18:47:05 HTTP JVM: com.lotus.wf.WFServlet: Handling Process Instanc
e Diagram Request
2003-08-21 18:47:05 HTTP JVM: com.lotus.wf.WFServlet: Process Id: 681741E68CF0
E40D48256D89003A77DCFirstHost
2003-08-21 18:47:05 HTTP JVM: com.lotus.wf.WFServlet: Style Sheet: glass
2003-08-21 18:47:05 HTTP JVM: com.lotus.wf.WFServlet: Exception in doPost: com
.lotus.wf.IncompleteDataException: No workflow job found matching job ID = 68174
1E68CF0E40D48256D89003A77DCFirstHost

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guyue216 2003-12-02

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楼上是做工行项目的吗？

sacrefies 2003-12-01

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这个问题看来只有我才解决得了了 :)

打开 Domino\Data 文件夹下面的 Servlets.Properties 文件
修改 servlet.WebViewer.initArgs 的值，将 ApplPath 改成你开发的 Workflow 的“应用”库的文件名，比如 xxx/xxx.nsf，注意，要给出相对路径，还有要使用 Web 上的路径，就是说，不能使用“\”

重新启动 Http 服务

zleeway 2003-12-01

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servlet.WebViewer.code=com.lotus.wf.WFServlet
servlet.WebViewer.initArgs=LogLevel=DEBUG,ServerAlias=WebViewer,ApplPath=WorkflowTest2/webapp.nsf

servlet.icbcWebViewer.code=com.lotus.wf.WFServlet
servlet.icbcWebViewer.initArgs=LogLevel=DEBUG,NoLogin=true,ServerAlias=icbcWebViewer,ApplPath=icbc_lilin/icbc_ap.nsf

这样就设定了两个应用库,分别都可以使用web viewer,
你可以只用一个应用库,也可以添加多个应用库

zhangbang 2003-12-01

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应用库的设置对吗?

whtz888 2003-11-30

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在应用中服务器的角色没设对,应该有server reader角色

bellalen 2003-08-25

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不是servlet.properties文件的问题，因为初始化webviewer servlet的时候一切正常，执行权限应该不会有问题，因为我启用的是NoLogin=true，它默认引用的是server.id，难道server.id没有阅读jod文档的权限，应该不太可能，还有没有其它建议，thanks

wu_liang_ 2003-08-22

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是servlet.propotes —— 文件没有编辑好

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kentwingz 2003-08-22

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看起来是创建的Workflow 文档出现了问题

tianzl 2003-08-22

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完全每人回复，估计做过的人不是很多，有点难啊！
帮你顶顶吧！

sacrefies 2003-08-22

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你的安全性配置中的执行权限配置好没有？

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