on 09-30-2009 8:18 AM
Hi, I have tried to followed the document : Building a Composite Business Process from Scratch with SAP NetWeaver BPM u2013 Guide 1 to create my first BPM program, however, the program cannnot be built. I don't knoww how to fix the program, can you help?
Error: Constraint violation: Active pool "Investment Approval Process" must have exactly one End or Termination but any End Error Event.
Error: Constraint violation: Active pool "Investment Approval Process" must have exactly one Start Event.
Warning: Constraint violation: No administrator defined for "Investment Approval Process".
Warning: Constraint violation: Some of the data elements from input mapping of "Enter Purchase Request"is not initialized before used.
Warning: Constraint violation: Some of the data elements from input mapping of "Approve Purchase Request"is not initialized before used.
Error: Exception during constraint check of processes. Check Your model for problems.
Error: Constraint validation found errors
Ant build finished with ERRORS
Constraint validation found errors
Error: Build stopped due to an error: Constraint validation found errors
Regards,
Matt Yim
Hi,
Thanks your help! I can deploy my program now.
Regards,
Matt Yim
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Hi Matt,
Check the following in your process:
- If you have gateways in your process, ensure that all the paths have conditions and atleast 1 default path for gateway is set
- Check for Process Administrator assignment and TaskLevel/Lane level potential owners are assigned
- Check for the i/o mapping of tasks
- Check the Problem View for th errors.
Cheers,
Arafat
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Hi, can you please attach a screen shot of your process diagram? This would help in identifying the particular areas that create these errors/warnings during build time.
Essentially, these error and warnings detected modeling errors and prevent you from building and deploying a faulty process model, which could not be run at runtime.
Cheers, Benjamin
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I am sorry. I forgot that there is an easy, built-in functionality in SDN Forums to do this. Alternatively, you could upload the screen shots and link them here.
Basically, you can first try Arafat's advise, which is what I was going to aim at. I just wanted to be able to direct you at the immediate artifacts in your model by looking at it.
Cheers, Benjamin
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