I am trying to export an application but it is throwing the following two proble

mohamedb over 8 years ago

I am trying to export an application but it is throwing the following two problems. I tried saving and publishing the latest versions and also check for dependencies could not locate the problem.

Please, advise on how to locate the problem in the process model so that I can export the application.

processModel 20475 0004dbf6-cedb-8000-5451-680000680000 "KALI Edit Findings": The processModel [id=20475 uuid=0004dbf6-cedb-8000-5451-680000680000] was not exported because it contains an invalid reference: Reference to content [193096] (Process Model Expressions (Rules)) cannot be found. (APNX-1-4070-001) (APNX-1-4071-003)
processModel 20390 0002dbf3-8a06-8000-5451-680000680000 "KALI Add Finding for Assessment": The processModel [id=20390 uuid=0002dbf3-8a06-8000-5451-680000680000] was not exported because it contains an invalid reference: Reference to content [193096] (Process Model Expressions (Rules)) cannot be found. (APNX-1-4070-001) (...

KALI 1.0.export-log.txt

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0 mohamedb over 8 years ago

...APNX-1-4071-003)
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0 mohamedb over 8 years ago

I was able to import the exported application with the problems successfully, but it did not include the updated process models. Instead, it included order ones. I think that is because of the export problems found?
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0 mohamedb over 8 years ago

Thing the UUID check process: I cannot locate the following UUID:
uuid=0004dbf6-cedb-8000-5451-680000680000
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0 mohamedb over 8 years ago

How can I locate: Reference to content [193096]
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0 Mike Schmitt
Certified Lead Developer
over 8 years ago

The one time this happened to me, a process model was referencing a deleted rule or constant. Check your deletion logs (i think) to see if the referenced object is mentioned by UUID there - and search through your process model to any such old references.
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0 Tom Ryan
Appian Employee
over 8 years ago

To add some more information, there are some plugins available under Shared Components that should help you locating the object, eg Content Details by UUID: forum.appian.com/.../summary
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0 mohamedb over 8 years ago

I will install and try the plugin to find the deleted object with ID "Reference to content [193096]". If we do not have deletion.log enabled; will this function still capture this object?
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0 mohamedb over 8 years ago

When I run:
=getprocessmodeldetailsbyuuid("0004dbf6-cedb-8000-5451-680000680000")
It returns:
Type: Process Model, Name: [en_US=KALI Edit Findings], Id:20475, Parent: KALI SubProcesses, Parent Id: 210, Location: [Process Models -> KAL -> KALI SubProcesses], IsPublic: false

Which does not help me identify why the export is failing or what is the deleted object.

We do not have the deletion.log enabled.

Any ideas of how to solve this problem?
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0 Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 8 years ago

Actually, you need to run the following (where you did the EXPORT)

=getcontentdetailsbyid(193096)

most likely it won't find the object since it looks like a deleted object.

At that point you will have to open <APPIAN_HOME>\\logs\\deletion.log and esarch for 193096. That'll be the object that was deleted and needs to be removed from the model "KALI Edit Findings"
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0 Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 8 years ago

The deletion.log is enabled by default and you'll find it in the box where the application server runs.
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