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WorkflowService and deployDefinition()

kma

Hi,

On the WorkflowService there are a method called deployDefinition().
As far as I understand this method can be used to deploy a workflow
at runtime. When the server is restarted I need to redeploy the previous
deployed workflow, how can that be done, is there a possibility to invoke
code during server start ?

Thanks,
KMa

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seshu

You can definitely do that. In your context file that deploys workflows add this <prop key="redeploy">true</prop>

davidc

A workflow definition only needs to be deployed once. When deployed, it remains deployed, even after shutdown and restart.

A workflow definition only needs to be redeployed when the workflow definition has changed. Re-deploying a workflow definition creates a new version of it in Alfresco. The previous definition remains for in-flight workflows depending on it.

If you change <redeploy> to true, this will re-deploy the workflow definition on every startup of Alfresco, even if the workflow definition has not changed. It should only be done when testing, and not for production systems. Remember, a new version is created on each redeploy.