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Hi, I have a scenario in which I have a link in the process model in all th
sikhivahans
over 11 years ago
Hi,
I have a scenario in which I have a link in the process model in all the forms. If I click this link, a quick task should be invoked which is present in an sub-process (In this we upload documents and rename them), that too in a new window. And all these should be continuous i.e. chained. The link is working fine and quick task is being invoked in a new window. But when the quick task is submitted, an alert is displayed with following message : "You don't have enough or sufficient security privileges." The sub-process which contains the quick task is working perfectly and I am able to come back to main process even though I am seeing an alert message. The link I have provided int the forms of main process is :
172.18.1.27:8080/.../getTaskDetails.simplepopup
. But I don't see this message if I remove the activity chaining in the main process. Could anyone let me know where I hav...
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Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 11 years ago
It could be you are reaching the maximum number of activity chained nodes and the chain is breaking. An easy way to confirm whether this is the root cause or not is:
1. Reproduce the behavior
2. Open the most recent three db_PX*.log files under <APPIAN_HOME>\\logs and see if there's an entry from your test that reads like this:
WARN .a.p.PROCESS.i "[P268435509-Break the Chain ] [Activity Chaining] Could not chain to attended activity. Limit of 50 unattended nodes executed was reached."
forum.appian.com/.../Configuring_Activity-Chaining
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Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 11 years ago
It could be you are reaching the maximum number of activity chained nodes and the chain is breaking. An easy way to confirm whether this is the root cause or not is:
1. Reproduce the behavior
2. Open the most recent three db_PX*.log files under <APPIAN_HOME>\\logs and see if there's an entry from your test that reads like this:
WARN .a.p.PROCESS.i "[P268435509-Break the Chain ] [Activity Chaining] Could not chain to attended activity. Limit of 50 unattended nodes executed was reached."
forum.appian.com/.../Configuring_Activity-Chaining
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