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Hi,

We have set up the following for our local workflow adapter:

1. JDK 22
2. IntelliJ
3. Workflow Adapter Web - 2024.2.6.0
4. MySQL 8

We are able to debug the jar file locally, and it shows a status of 200. However, the jar file is not appearing in the Reltio UI. I've attached screenshots for your reference. Is there any issue with JDK version? 

Thank you.

Gayatri, 

Per your screenshots, you have deployed the jar in local workflow adapter only. This process is only applicable for local debugging. 

Did you Check-in the code in your custom workflow bitbucket repository and create a pull request to merge the code in your master branch? Until the code is checked into the repository and the bitbucket pipeline runs, you cannot see the jars in the UI. 

As per my understanding, you have completed your code changes and local debugging, so the next step will be to 

• Check in the code in your customer/Project specific custom workflow Bitbucket repository. If the repository is not available, you have to raise a support ticket to have one repository created for your project. 
• Check-in the code in a feature branch of the repository. This process will trigger a pipeline and run the code quality, coverage checks, etc., and will require the default reviewer's approval. 
• Once the Pull request is approved, you will have to merge it into the master branch which triggers another Bitbucket pipeline to validate, build the jar and upload into the Reltio S3 bucket. 
• Once this is done, then only you will be able to see the available jars for deployment in the Workflow Modeler UI.

If you want some more information on this custom workflow development and deployment process, please refer to the community webinar -  
https://community.reltio.com/blogs/nigel-burgess/2023/11/09/community-show-accelerate-custom-workflow-developm

Hi,

We have set up the following for our local workflow adapter:

1. JDK 22
2. IntelliJ
3. Workflow Adapter Web - 2024.2.6.0
4. MySQL 8

We are able to debug the jar file locally, and it shows a status of 200. However, the jar file is not appearing in the Reltio UI. I've attached screenshots for your reference. Is there any issue with JDK version? 

Thank you.

Hi Diparnab Dey,

I have a few questions regarding the testing of custom workflows in Reltio:

1. After debugging a custom jar and deploying the process definition using the API, how can I ensure that the custom code meets our business requirements? How should I test the deployed jar file code against the process definition?

2. When I tried to test the workflow by suggesting changes in the Reltio UI, I received an "Something went wrong" error message. Should I try testing it using APIs instead?

3. Is it possible to test the workflow locally without uploading the code to Bitbucket, or is it mandatory to upload the code to Bitbucket to test the workflow?

Thanks!

Gayatri, 

Per your screenshots, you have deployed the jar in local workflow adapter only. This process is only applicable for local debugging. 

Did you Check-in the code in your custom workflow bitbucket repository and create a pull request to merge the code in your master branch? Until the code is checked into the repository and the bitbucket pipeline runs, you cannot see the jars in the UI. 

As per my understanding, you have completed your code changes and local debugging, so the next step will be to 

• Check in the code in your customer/Project specific custom workflow Bitbucket repository. If the repository is not available, you have to raise a support ticket to have one repository created for your project. 
• Check-in the code in a feature branch of the repository. This process will trigger a pipeline and run the code quality, coverage checks, etc., and will require the default reviewer's approval. 
• Once the Pull request is approved, you will have to merge it into the master branch which triggers another Bitbucket pipeline to validate, build the jar and upload into the Reltio S3 bucket. 
• Once this is done, then only you will be able to see the available jars for deployment in the Workflow Modeler UI.

If you want some more information on this custom workflow development and deployment process, please refer to the community webinar -  
https://community.reltio.com/blogs/nigel-burgess/2023/11/09/community-show-accelerate-custom-workflow-developm

Hi,

We have set up the following for our local workflow adapter:

1. JDK 22
2. IntelliJ
3. Workflow Adapter Web - 2024.2.6.0
4. MySQL 8

We are able to debug the jar file locally, and it shows a status of 200. However, the jar file is not appearing in the Reltio UI. I've attached screenshots for your reference. Is there any issue with JDK version? 

Thank you.

Hi Gayatri, 

Comments inline. 

1. After debugging a custom jar and deploying the process definition using the API, how can I ensure that the custom code meets our business requirements? How should I test the deployed jar file code against the process definition?
   
   <Diparnab> : Once you deploy the workflow in the local workflow adapter, like you are doing already as per the original thread. You can then debug the workflow locally to ensure the code changes are meeting the requirement. Refer to this documentation for more information on this - https://docs.reltio.com/en/engage/manage-data-workflows/overview-of-workflow-customizations/setting-up-the-reltio-workflow-adapter/debugging-a-custom-jar-file

2. When I tried to test the workflow by suggesting changes in the Reltio UI, I received an "Something went wrong" error message. Should I try testing it using APIs instead?
   
   <Diparnab>: Yes, I think, it will be better to test it using API. 
   
   
3. Is it possible to test the workflow locally without uploading the code to Bitbucket, or is it mandatory to upload the code to Bitbucket to test the workflow?
   
   <Diparnab> : Yes it's possible. For testing locally, you don't need to checkin the code to bitbucket. Once your local testing is complete, then only you should push the code to bitbucket. The documentation I shared above will have more information on the local debugging. 
   
   

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Diparnab Dey
Technical Consultant
Reltio
Kolkata, West Bengal

Original Message:
Sent: 08-23-2024 10:03
From: Gayatri Khatale
Subject: Debugged jar file is not displaying into reltio UI under workflow modeler-> Jar files

Hi Diparnab Dey,

I have a few questions regarding the testing of custom workflows in Reltio:

1. After debugging a custom jar and deploying the process definition using the API, how can I ensure that the custom code meets our business requirements? How should I test the deployed jar file code against the process definition?

2. When I tried to test the workflow by suggesting changes in the Reltio UI, I received an "Something went wrong" error message. Should I try testing it using APIs instead?

3. Is it possible to test the workflow locally without uploading the code to Bitbucket, or is it mandatory to upload the code to Bitbucket to test the workflow?

Thanks!

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Gayatri Khatale
Blue Altair
Pune

Original Message:
Sent: 08-23-2024 09:21
From: Diparnab Dey
Subject: Debugged jar file is not displaying into reltio UI under workflow modeler-> Jar files

Gayatri, 

Per your screenshots, you have deployed the jar in local workflow adapter only. This process is only applicable for local debugging. 

Did you Check-in the code in your custom workflow bitbucket repository and create a pull request to merge the code in your master branch? Until the code is checked into the repository and the bitbucket pipeline runs, you cannot see the jars in the UI. 

As per my understanding, you have completed your code changes and local debugging, so the next step will be to 

• Check in the code in your customer/Project specific custom workflow Bitbucket repository. If the repository is not available, you have to raise a support ticket to have one repository created for your project. 
• Check-in the code in a feature branch of the repository. This process will trigger a pipeline and run the code quality, coverage checks, etc., and will require the default reviewer's approval. 
• Once the Pull request is approved, you will have to merge it into the master branch which triggers another Bitbucket pipeline to validate, build the jar and upload into the Reltio S3 bucket. 
• Once this is done, then only you will be able to see the available jars for deployment in the Workflow Modeler UI.

If you want some more information on this custom workflow development and deployment process, please refer to the community webinar -  
https://community.reltio.com/blogs/nigel-burgess/2023/11/09/community-show-accelerate-custom-workflow-developm

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Diparnab Dey
Technical Consultant
Reltio
Kolkata, West Bengal

Original Message:
Sent: 08-22-2024 05:51
From: Gayatri Khatale
Subject: Debugged jar file is not displaying into reltio UI under workflow modeler-> Jar files

Hi,

We have set up the following for our local workflow adapter:

1. JDK 22
2. IntelliJ
3. Workflow Adapter Web - 2024.2.6.0
4. MySQL 8

We are able to debug the jar file locally, and it shows a status of 200. However, the jar file is not appearing in the Reltio UI. I've attached screenshots for your reference. Is there any issue with JDK version? 

Thank you.

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Gayatri Khatale
Blue Altair
Pune
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Hi,

We have set up the following for our local workflow adapter:

1. JDK 22
2. IntelliJ
3. Workflow Adapter Web - 2024.2.6.0
4. MySQL 8

We are able to debug the jar file locally, and it shows a status of 200. However, the jar file is not appearing in the Reltio UI. I've attached screenshots for your reference. Is there any issue with JDK version? 

Thank you.