on 10-15-2015 2:29 PM
Hi All,
I have deployed my NWBPM process in PI system and I need to start this process now. But when enter in NWA --> Process Repository I am getting START BUTTON as disabled. And I can see a note below -
As this process makes use of the Conditional Start pattern, starting instances of this process are disabled. Consider invoking the corresponding Web service endpoint using WS Navigator instead Use Web Services Navigator
Please help me in starting this process.
BR,
Rashmi
Hi Rashmi
Please go through help link for the same.
Conditional Start - Modeling Processes with Process Composer - SAP Library
Extract from the help link:
Prevention of Manual Process Start
To avoid a multi match scenario through a manual start of a conditional start process, the start process action is disabled in the process repository (http://host:port/nwa/bpm-repository). On the Processes and Tasks tab, an information message is displayed explaining that starting instances is not allowed for processes using the conditional start pattern. The message provides a link to the Web Services Navigator. This link is parameterized with the WSDL URL and the operation name so that you can directly invoke the endpoint.
In addition, the public API rejects invocations of 'startProcess(...)' for conditional start processes. With the isConditionalStart() method, you can check whether a process definition is a conditional start process definition.
Regards
Osman
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Since you have a conditional start. May be the start condition is not getting satisfied to start the process.
Just for testing purpose, change the condition to something which will be always satisfied like 1=1
and test it, If your process starts then we can say that issue is with the condition..else...................
regards
osman
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