on 11-09-2006 8:49 PM
Hi all,
Ive customized a folder command workflow inheritance that applies the approval workflow to the subfolders. It is working properly on the /documents repository.
The problem occurs when I tried to execute the same folder command on the repository that Ive created /myRepository. The error, which is showed above, informs that I do not have required permissions. But, Im logged in with administrator privileges.
The repositories both /myRepository and /documents have the same configurations. The only differences between them it is that the /myRepository is a FileSystem Repository.
<b>Is there some workflow permission that is missing to myRepository ?</b>
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Access Denied
"/myRepository/Alcides Flach/Workflow test"
The item you are attempting to access requires permissions you do not have. Contact the item's owner or a system administrator to acquire the permissions in question.
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Any help will be appreciated,
Alcides Flach
Hi Patricio and Eric,
Thank you for your help.
I make a mistake. I had to correct that my repository is CM-Repository and not a FileSystem Repository. I realized it when the Patricio said that on FileSystem repository some functionality are not supported.
When I tried to test my command in another CM-repository, as suggested by Eric, its works properly. Then, I remember that the ACL permissions were applied in my first repository.
The error that I was facing it is a development problem. Into the code, I was not using the permissions from the current user. For that reason my user with Administrator privileges was not working.
Best Regards,
Alcides Flach
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Hi Alcides,
In this new repository, have you added statemngt and svc_acl services ? after that you must restart the server.
Remember: the status management service requires the service ACL service and the application property service.
In the file system repository manager:
The following functions are not supported:
· Locking documents
· Creating links
· Using predefined properties
· Versioning
Patricio.
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Hi,
I suggest to create a new CM-repository instead of a Filesystem repository with the same repository services as "/documents" and try it again.
As documented in the help:
"Depending on the type of repository manager, you cannot use some Knowledge Management functions." (http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/4c/9d953fc405330ee10000000a114084/frameset.htm)
Hope it helps.
Eric
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