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Not able to create activiti process

kpharsha

I have downloaded Alfresco Activiti.

I have deployed activiti-app as a war file in tomcat.

Earlier i had created many processes. Now i am not create new processes & not able to use any existing processes as well.

please could any one guide us , what might be the cause for this behaviour.

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hari

Hi Harsha,

You really did not mention your issue here. Were you able to access activiti-explorer ? If not check the configurations. A log file could help the people to understand the issue.
You can also design and develop the BPM's in eclipse using activiti plug-in. This is one option which you could try.
I really could not answer more than this here as your question was abstract.

kpharsha

Hi Hari,

Thanks for the response.

My issue is, i have used alfresco-activiti 30 days trail pack.
Deployed activiti-app.war file in Tomcat few months back. But now processes which i have created are not working.

Could you please tell me where to see activiti-app logs in tomcat.

If license expires, what is the workaround??

hari

Hi Harsha,

I am not really sure how you can get your expired ones working so I just leave it to the forum to answer.
Incase if you are starting new, you can always download a copy of activiti from http://activiti.org/download.html which is free and doesn't expire. You can also download an Activiti plugin into eclipse and build your processes there.

In the package you download, you get your activiti-explorer.war which needs to be deployed into the tomcat.
The processes that you design using eclipse can be easily deployed into activiti with the help of activiti-explorer.

You can find the activiti logs in tomcat logs itself.

jbarrez

Moved to Enterprise forum, as this is clearly about the commercial version.

The workaround is adding a valid license, not much else you can do. Or what kind of workaround are you looking for?