Ugh, alright figured it out, something simple of course. If anyone else experiences this -The problem was that my step B was a process assembler with two processes. The first one checked for the property and stepped back but the assembler went ahead and ran the next process. So the first process gen...

Correct, A and C are participant steps while B is a process step which checks for a property on the payload. If it doesn't find the property it calls the code above.Edit: Just ran a test with only three steps like you described and it seems to be working as expected. Not sure why it's splitting like...

How would you go about programmatically stepping a workflow back? I've used the WorkflowSession.complete(WorkItem, Route) like so -List<Route> backRoutes = session.getBackRoutes(item); Route rte = backRoutes.get(0); session.complete(item, rte);However, this code seems to split the workflow into 2 wo...

Is there a good way to assign a workflow step to multiple participants that aren't necessarily in a group together? One of our steps allows the workflow initiator to create a list of who the next participants should be, so i then need to use that list in the next step. But it seems to me that only s...

Are you running the workflow from the inbox? Make sure the widget's clientlib is being loaded into the page. Check the clientlibs "categories" property. I had to add "cq.workflow" to it for it to be loaded into the workflow inbox page as neither "cq.wcm.admin" or "cq.wcm.edit" are loaded.

I found a similar question elsewhere and the answer said this is how cq:include is working -request.getRequestDispatcher("page/path.html").include(request, response);It's close to what i was looking for but really i just wanted to store the html into a variable and manipulate it instead of directly ...

What would be the most efficient way to retrieve a page's content/parsys rendered as html for a sling servlet? Supposing the user calls this servlet with a page path and the servlet just returns the html generated from the parsys on that page. Similar to how the <cq:include> tag works on the jsp sid...

We're seeing an issue with our connection pooling and i just wanted to see if anyone else had ever run into this problem. The first few people to log in in the morning receive error messages when trying to open a page because it appears that our database connections in the pool seem to expire or die...

Thanks, we're only running one author server so this isn't applicable to our situation. I'll most likely end up writing the queue system in javascript so only one request goes out at a time.

We're trying to use the SlingPostServlet to save content to a page when an author interacts with various input. For example, we have a checkbox in the authoring environment that will post it's "checked" status every time it is clicked. This works well, except when the user clicks the checkbox rapidl...