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How to call workflow from Touch UI

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Hi,

can anyone please help me on how to call workflow in Touch UI.

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Make an jquery ajax call to a sling servlet which further call the workflow through API

Refer to example below.

Adobe Experience Manager Help | Invoking Adobe Experience Manager Workflows using the AEM Java API

You must also look into solution by smacdonald2008

There are only 2 methods (not counting the Deprecated one)  exposed in the WorkFlowSession Class that starts a workflow:

WorkflowstartWorkflow(WorkflowModel model, WorkflowData data)
           Start a new Workflow instance with the given WorkflowModel and WorkflowData.
WorkflowstartWorkflow(WorkflowModel model, WorkflowData data, Dictionary<String,String> metaData)
           Deprecated. It's recommended to use #startWorkflow(WorkflowModel, WorkflowData, Map instead.
WorkflowstartWorkflow(WorkflowModel model, WorkflowData data, Map<String,Object> metaData)
           Start a new Workflow instance with the given WorkflowModel, WorkflowData and meta data.

Therefore you need a WorkflowModel and data,

In your use case - you need these as input - else it will not work.

How to trigger a workflow process programmatically?

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Thank you for the suggestion but am trying to access it by using jQuery

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Make an jquery ajax call to a sling servlet which further call the workflow through API

Refer to example below.

Adobe Experience Manager Help | Invoking Adobe Experience Manager Workflows using the AEM Java API

You must also look into solution by smacdonald2008

There are only 2 methods (not counting the Deprecated one)  exposed in the WorkFlowSession Class that starts a workflow:

WorkflowstartWorkflow(WorkflowModel model, WorkflowData data)
           Start a new Workflow instance with the given WorkflowModel and WorkflowData.
WorkflowstartWorkflow(WorkflowModel model, WorkflowData data, Dictionary<String,String> metaData)
           Deprecated. It's recommended to use #startWorkflow(WorkflowModel, WorkflowData, Map instead.
WorkflowstartWorkflow(WorkflowModel model, WorkflowData data, Map<String,Object> metaData)
           Start a new Workflow instance with the given WorkflowModel, WorkflowData and meta data.

Therefore you need a WorkflowModel and data,

In your use case - you need these as input - else it will not work.

How to trigger a workflow process programmatically?