I have used openWFE for several month in a project for a bank. But once I changed the openWFE the bank used for adding a workflow-definition which used the old participants.then openWFE continued run. Several days later, the banker said some worklists lost . Why? I have done something to check the problem, but I got no ideas . please help me to solve this problem , and I want to konw if I delete the %openwfe-1.7.2%\work\engine files , what will happen ? please tell me more about %openwfe-1.7.2%\work\engine files . -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Why-the-worklists-got-lost---tp14331240p1433124... Sent from the OpenWFE-developers mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
On Dec 17, 2007 10:06 AM, sunshine kid <lei.zh...@realesoft.com.cn> wrote:
> I have used openWFE for several month in a project for a bank. > But once I changed the openWFE the bank used for adding a > workflow-definition which used the old participants.then openWFE continued > run. > Several days later, the banker said some worklists lost . > Why? I have done something to check the problem, but I got no ideas . > please help me to solve this problem , and I want to konw if I delete the > %openwfe-1.7.2%\work\engine files , what will happen ? please tell me more > about %openwfe-1.7.2%\work\engine files .
Hi,
if you delete the work/engine files, it will wipe the persistent memory of the engine off. If you delete the work/worklist files, it will wipe the persistent representation of the worklist off.
Deleting work/engine/ is a dangerous maneuver. If you delete only work/engine, the workitems stored under work/worklist will become orphans : their workflow isntances will have been wiped away.
It's OK to delete work/engine and work/worklist together if you REALLY want to reset the whole system.
