Programmatically invoke DAM Offloading with custom workflow

Are you saying that both the workflow executes if you use launcher and not using programatically ??

If so are you seeing any error in the logs after the execution of offloading workflow ? or anywhere when you are calling this workflow programatically ?

bsloki wrote...

Are you saying that both the workflow executes if you use launcher and not using programatically ??

If so are you seeing any error in the logs after the execution of offloading workflow ? or anywhere when you are calling this workflow programatically ?

 

That is correct!

Workflow Model A (What I'm programmatically invoking)

Step A - DAM Offloading

Step B - My Custom Workflow

If I run this it's showing up as complete but nothing is actually getting processed!

No errors across all three servers that I have noticed.

Any help on this please?

Hi TheBigRed,

May I know what is the use case which requires you to write a piece of code for running workflows?. Personally, I don't think, coding should be the last option. We may have to explore it.

"Writing a code isn't tough, But, tough to maintain it ".

Jitendra

kautuksahni wrote...

Hi

As mentioned by Scott, You can refer to the article "Invoking Adobe Experience Manager Workflows using the AEM Java API".

You can also achieve it by creating Custom AEM Workflow step, and that step can then use AEM Java API for AEM workflows.

Link1:- https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/invoking-experience-manager-workflows-using.html

Link2:- https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/creating-custom-aem-workflow-steps.html

Run Workflow programmatically  :- http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15233798/cq5-programmatically-run-a-workflow

//WorkflowService wfService;

WorkflowSession wfSession = wfService.getWorkflowSession(jcrSession);

WorkflowModel model = wfSession.getModel("/etc/workflow/models/x/jcr:content/model");

WorkflowData data = wfSession.newWorkflowData("JCR_PATH", payloadPath);

Workflow workflow = wfSession.startWorkflow(model, data);

 

I hope this would help you.

Thanks and Regards

Kautuk Sahni

 

I don't have a problem writing the code. Problem is DAM Offloading does not work when using it this way,

Jitendra S.Tomar wrote...

Hi TheBigRed,

May I know what is the use case which requires you to write a piece of code for running workflows?. Personally, I don't think, coding should be the last option. We may have to explore it.

"Writing a code isn't tough, But, tough to maintain it ".

Jitendra

 

Basically ingested bunch of files and some workflows didn't get applied to certain assets due to some server issues and AEM freezing up.

In return some files were left unprocessed. I wrote something to systematically go through folder structure and apply workflow models.

It works with any model except when the model includes DAM Asset Offloading. In the archives it says it's completed but yet nothing

actually get's done. We have nearly 30000 files unprocessed. We need Asset Offloading so our main server doesn't choke up

and doesn't affect other users using it.

Thanks All!