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01-16-2022 09:27 PM
In Domain separated environment, How workflow works? Which is in a customized application.
I have a customized application that contains a number of workflows.
I have created Domain A and Domain B.
I am able to see the workflow domain as A.
How can I access the same workflows in domain B as well?
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01-17-2022 12:09 PM
Hi, if domain A is the parent of domain B then the workflows are available to domain B.
If domain A is not the parent domain, then I suspect the best solution would be to create the workflow(s) in 'global' (or a domain that is in the parent tree of A&B), and in the workflow(s) include domain based trigger conditions.
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01-17-2022 12:09 PM
Hi, if domain A is the parent of domain B then the workflows are available to domain B.
If domain A is not the parent domain, then I suspect the best solution would be to create the workflow(s) in 'global' (or a domain that is in the parent tree of A&B), and in the workflow(s) include domain based trigger conditions.
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01-18-2022 05:33 AM
Thanks
I am able to see the workflow in the domain B.Which is the child of domain A
In domain B, I have created User XYZ has all the workflow roles. That user is not able to checkout the workflow or create a new saiprait version of that workflow.
I can see a warning message that "WorkflowName Published (A) (out-of-scope: workflow version belongs to A)"
Please help if you know anything about this.