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Re:What does this error means ? 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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Hi,
TaskManager is a pre deployed process so when you'll install and start the server it should be available in the console. I would suggest you to remove the existing server and do a fresh install of it may be in some other drive and check if you are able to view "TaskManager" process.
Thanks Mabeena
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Re:What does this error means ? 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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I installed 'intalio-bpms-5.2.0.050' server and it didn't work. The language of this version is Portuguese.
I tried to install 'intalio-bpms-5.2.0.032' and it worked. But this version isn't in Portuguese. What version did you all install????
I will try to re-install the server that didn't work and see what will happen again.
Thanks.
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Re:What does this error means ? 2 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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Can you tell us what didn't work ?
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Re:What does this error means ? 2 Months, 1 Week ago
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The process "TaskManager" is not deployed in bpms-intalio server and it is necessary to create the forms when the my process is executed.
I decided to install the previous version i have because it is working.
If anyone will find this same problem and solve it, post it here.
Thanks all.
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Re:What does this error means ? 2 Weeks, 1 Day ago
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To contribute to this topic, I've been having the same issue and was able to resolve it :
OS : Linux Debian Etch 64bits OpenVZ VE Intalio version : 5.2.1 CE DB : MySQL 5.0
The issue is that TaskManager process is not deployed. It happened to me because I dumped the VE from the prod environment and restored it back to a new VE and linked it to a new empty database. Of course, the process was already deployed on the filesystem but did not appear in the DB.
The solution is : Go to {INTALIO_HOME}/var/processses. You can see there all the processes deployed. There's a process folder along with a .deployed file. If the .deployed file is present, Intalio won't redeploy the process on startup. Just delete the .process file along the TaskManager process (my file was called TaskManager-2.deployed) and restart Intalio.
That thing worked for me (and I remember it was a said to delete this file in Intalio's MySQL 5 db reference guide (http://bpms.intalio.com/reference-guides/intalio-bpms-server-installing-with-mysql-5.0-version-5.0.html))
Hope it helps :)
Patrick.
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