Script QPAC bug workaround

[Former Community Member]

Hello,

Script QPAC has an issue, in fact when the script is encoded and placed into the database, it seemed to mess up the CDATA brackets.

Therefore if you close workflow designer and then open it again trying to load the process map, the Script QPAC wouldn't open and give an error message, does any body have a workaround for this issue ?

Thank you,

Yasser M. Maree

[HowardTreisman]

Could you please post the script you're using.

This shouldn't happen for a simple script - does your script have ]] embedded in it?

Howard

http://www.avoka.com

[Former Community Member]

What version of workflow and QPACs are you using?



This was a reported issue with the initial release of the product but was addressed.



Cheers,

Val@Adobe

[Former Community Member]

Simple script such as

System.out.println("&&&&&&&& HELLO &&&&&&&&");

can cause this behavior.

[Former Community Member]

I am using LC WF 7.0,

I have version 7.0.1, actually I tried deploying script.jar from this version, but I am still facing the same problem.

Do I have to install version 7.0.1 ? is this going to solve this issue ?

Greetings,

Yasser M. Maree

[Former Community Member]

I am using LC WF 7.0,

I have the source of version 7.0.1, actually I tried deploying script.jar from this version, but I am still facing the same problem.

Do I have to install version 7.0.1 ? is this going to solve this issue ?

Greetings,

Yasser M. Maree

[Former Community Member]

Hi Yasser,



I have LC WF 7.01 installed using the Script QPAC from SDK 7.03.



I created a simple 1 step process consisting of a Script QPAC with the following code:

System.out.println("&&&&&&&& HELLO &&&&&&&&");



When I test the workflow, I am presented with &&&&&&&& HELLO &&&&&&&& in the command window.



This, and the fact that you tried unsuccessfully to use the newer version of the QPAC, indicates to me that you should upgrade to the current shipping version of Adobe LiveCycle Workflow.



Cheers,

Val@Adobe