I am currently using AEM 6.5 and trying to create a new launcher by navigating to tools>workflows>launcher>create>add launcher . When i enter all the required data i see an error dialog with (Node with path /conf/global/settings/workflow/launcher/config does not exist.)
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I can definitely replicate your situation.
The resolution here is simple, to make sure the sling:Folder structure exists under /conf/global/settings/workflow/launcher/config (illustrated below):
A simple fix is to create the exact structure above, as you see in the screenshot. In case if you've completely deleted the /conf/global folder, I've created a content package that you can download & install which has the exact setup as in the screenshot above; if you would like to re-setup the structure, you can go straight to http://localhost:4502/libs/granite/configurations/content/view.html/conf, to create the initial structure off /conf/global, but you must go into crx/de to complete the structure, by creating more sling:Folder nodes.
Good luck!
This seems the permission issue, if permissions are fine check the logs get more details and provide it here.
Hello @Varun_Shakya I am logged in as admin. And i checked the error logs.. I dont see any logging for this .. I checked the network tab i see that it is trying to make this call http://localhost:4504/libs/cq/workflow/launcher and failing with 500 error and this is the response.. And if it helps i am using SP 6.5.4
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Could you please try creating nodes(sling:Folder) at conf /conf/global/settings/workflow/launcher/config
It may be required before creating launchers.
Anyways you have to deploy this launcher vai code so nodes needs to be created. so no harm to create manually.
Hello @arunpatidar ..I tried that but it still fails to create it. Now when i try to create the launcher i see
Caused by: org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.api.CommitFailedException: OakConstraint0001: /conf/global/settings/workflow/launcher/config[[nt:folder]]: No matching definition found for child node -237933618 with effective type [cq:WorkflowLauncher]
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Hi @AEMnewbie,
Can you try the below
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I can definitely replicate your situation.
The resolution here is simple, to make sure the sling:Folder structure exists under /conf/global/settings/workflow/launcher/config (illustrated below):
A simple fix is to create the exact structure above, as you see in the screenshot. In case if you've completely deleted the /conf/global folder, I've created a content package that you can download & install which has the exact setup as in the screenshot above; if you would like to re-setup the structure, you can go straight to http://localhost:4502/libs/granite/configurations/content/view.html/conf, to create the initial structure off /conf/global, but you must go into crx/de to complete the structure, by creating more sling:Folder nodes.
Good luck!
@BrianKasingli..I created the launcher and the config folder at the same location but that still gives me an error ..When i used the package that was shared ..It works.. Trying to find out what exactly is missing in my setting. I want to try it without using the package ..
Steps i tried
This path was already existing /conf/global/settings/workflow in my instance
I went ahead and created the launcher folder and then a config folder under it .. But that doesn't work
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