This process model could not be published due to the following errors. Please correct them before continuing. There was an error in an expression in the inscription at: Variable(s) not found: fv!file.

Please share the code from your interface [edit: or whichever node "inscription" might be referring to] - you've referenced "fv!file" supposedly somewhere that it isn't valid to do so.

I don't encounter any issues while testing this interface outside the process model; it works as expected. Here is the code for the entire interface: 

hrshkar said:

fv!file.mimeSubtype

Could you please replace with this fv!file.extension and try

also whenever you are posting the code please do the below

Konduru Chaitanya said:

Could you please replace with this fv!file.extension and try

No - she's using "fv!file" in the SaveInto, which just won't work (despite my best efforts otherwise)

Haha..Yes! I missed it.

Hi -

2 things.

1. Please edit your comment and re-paste all your code into a Code Box (make sure to re-copy from source because one of the strengths of a Code Box is that it preserves indentation, as well as preventing the forum post from being blown out by a long post of code like has happened here).
   
2. You're using "fv!files" in the SaveInto parameter, which does not work.  You'll need to do further work by file type (which as Konduru pointed out, is referenced as "extension"), elsewhere.  For this, it looks like you're trying to require a PDF file - to do this, instead of trying to manipulate the saveInto, you will need to use a Validation (where "fv!file" properties ARE available).
   

Hi -

2 things.

1. Please edit your comment and re-paste all your code into a Code Box (make sure to re-copy from source because one of the strengths of a Code Box is that it preserves indentation, as well as preventing the forum post from being blown out by a long post of code like has happened here).
   
2. You're using "fv!files" in the SaveInto parameter, which does not work.  You'll need to do further work by file type (which as Konduru pointed out, is referenced as "extension"), elsewhere.  For this, it looks like you're trying to require a PDF file - to do this, instead of trying to manipulate the saveInto, you will need to use a Validation (where "fv!file" properties ARE available).
   

The issue has been resolved. Thank you very much!