Unable to Propagate Event Created For Newly Created Subclass Using Agile Configuration Propagation (ACP) (Doc ID 2008624.1)

Last updated on JANUARY 24, 2024

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Symptoms

When attempting to Propage Event from source instance to target instance using Agile Configuration Propagation (ACP), below error occurs;

Error
Unknown event type: 9
Invalid value for "Object Type". Node XXXXXXX does not exist in the cache. It may have been deleted already..


Steps

1. Log in to Java Client of source as admin.
2. Go to Admin tab > Data Settings > Classes, create a subclass "AcpPatchTest" for Change Orders and enable it.
3. Go to Admin tab > Data Settings > Criteria, create a criteria against the new subclass with below information:
   Name: AcpPatchTest
   API Name: AcpPatchTest
   ObjectType: AcpPatchTest
4. Go to Admin tab > Workflow Settings > Workflows, create a Workflow with below information:
   Name: AcpTest
   Matching Crieria: AcpPatchTest
5. Add Status: Pending, Complete to the Workflow "AcpTest".
6. Add criteria "AcpPatchTest" to each status.
7. Go to Admin tab > System Settings > Event Management, create below Event:
   Name: acp test event
   Event Type: Approve for Workflow
   Workflow: AcpTest
   Object Type: AcpPatchTest
8. Create below Event Handler:
   Name: acp test handler
   Handler Type: Java PX
   Role: Approve/Reject
   Event Action: select any available(i.e.com.agile.agilepharma.integration.px.UserIntegrationPX)
9. Create below Event Subscriber:
   Name: acp test subscriber
   Event: acp test event
   Event Handler: acp test handler
10. ACP Export source to agl file.
11. ACP import the exported agl file to target.
12. Check the Java Client of target and the import.err file

Cause

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