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Our Application export is referring to a content (Folder) which is already delet
nikhilh0001
over 11 years ago
Our Application export is referring to a content (Folder) which is already deleted. The export shows dependency error for this content. We tried url/suite/content/id on this parent site which does not show any content. What can be done to identify this content and remove references from the application?...
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Shaun Kilby
Appian Employee
over 11 years ago
Download the application to your local. Use "Find in Files" with notepad++ to locate the UUID within the application. This ID should have been identified on the export log. Once located, surrounding code should point you in the right direction.
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nikhilh0001
over 11 years ago
Here is the error log during export: processModel 100 000ad6d5-d0b1-8000-d3f5-680000680000 "PMName": The processModel [id=100 uuid=000ad6d5-d0b1-8000-d3f5-680000680000] was not exported because it contains an invalid reference: Reference to content [10748] cannot be found. (APNX-1-4070-000) (APNX-1-4071-003)
However, neither is the UUID searched nor the content id 10748 getting searched in the exported application
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Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 11 years ago
Given you cannot export the application due to the missing content you won't be able to analyze the exported ZIP to see if the model points to the deleted object or not.
In order to determine the root cause:
1. Login to the server where Appian is installed and navigate to <APPIAN_HOME>\\_admin\\models
2. Search for a folder called 000ad6d5-d0b1-8000-d3f5-680000680000
3. Find the latest XML inside that folder (which will be named after the most recent version of this model, e.g. 11.0.xml)
4. Open it with a text editor and search for: 10748
5. If you find it, it will mean your model references that deleted content and you need to remove the reference from the process modeler.
6. An easy way to find out what content object this is is through analyzing the ALL the <APPIAN_HOME>\\deletion.log and search for 10748, this will tell you want object this was, based on that you can remember whether your model uses/used it or not.
If it doesn't show up in the XML nor in the deletion log you may want to look at what I describe here:
forum.appian.com/.../b-55599
where I explain this can happen if your model references a CDT that as a property named after a rule or a constant. But before we go this route please check the steps described above.
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