Process completed still DRAFT

[grego1981]

Hi @tomolimo !

I have created and tested a case in processmaker (Followed the tutorial in PM documentation) I have started the case from GLPI ticket I have completed it but it still appears as draft and I can see no way to close it. And I can see no way to edit the task as completed...

I have no buttons above the process also when trying to view the case info , map and dynaforms the page will not expand.

[tomolimo]

hello @grego1981
Could you tell me the versions of processmaker plugin and of processmaker server you are using?
Thank you
Tomolimo

[grego1981]

The plugin is 3.2.3 and I have installed the PM version 3.0.1.8-community provided and recommended by this plugin but installed a while ago

[tomolimo]

PM server version must be 3.0.1.8-community-RE-1.8, could you check if this is the release you've installed?

[grego1981]

This is the data from the PM server info:

[tomolimo]

Then you don't have the right server, you must use the latest one from here: https://github.com/tomolimo/processmaker-server/releases/latest

[grego1981]

I have upgraded to the latest release and still have the same exact behaviour

Upgrade command output:

Upgrading workspaces (1/1): workflow

Updating database...
-> 1 tables to alter
-> Nothing to change in the data base structure of RBAC
-> Row updated in DASHLET
-> Row updated in DASHLET
-> Row updated in DASHLET
-> Row updated in DASHLET
-> Verifying roles permissions in RBAC
All roles permissions already updated
0 records where patched to use SELF_SERVICE feature.
<> Database Upgrade Process took 0.27960705757141 seconds.
Verify enterprise old...
Without changes...
<> Verify took 0.00013399124145508 seconds.
Updating translations...
Updating database translations with processmaker.el.po
Updating XML form translations with processmaker.el.po
Updating database translations with processmaker.en.po
Updating XML form translations with processmaker.en.po
<> Updating Translations Process took 40.399249076843 seconds.
Updating Content...
Rows Processed ---> 2698 .....
Rows Clustered ---> 2141 .....
Rows Unchanged ---> 1114 .....
Rows Inserted ---> 1584 .....
Rows Total ---> 4282 .....
<> Updating Content Process took 1.6127190589905 seconds.
Check Mafe Requirements...
<> Check Mafe Requirements Process took 0.0024368762969971 seconds.
Updating cache view...
-> Creating tables
-> Update DEL_LAST_INDEX field in APP_DELEGATION table
-> Creating triggers
<> Updating cache view Process took 0.075966119766235 seconds.
Backup log files...
<> Backup log files Process took 8.9883804321289E-5 seconds.
Migrate new lists...
<> Migrate new lists Process took 2.0813910961151 seconds.
Updating Files Manager...
<*> Updating Files Manager took 0.0092620849609375 seconds.

Safe upgrade for files cached by the browser

Upgrade successful

Info page on PM

[tomolimo]

thank you,
Could you also screen copy the Procesmaker plugin configuration?
And give also the URL of GLPI you are using (screen copy of the browser)?
thank you
Tomolimo

[tomolimo]

anyway, the case in GLPI will never be updated as somewhere the code has died and the case has not been updated in GLPI tables. But what I can see is that you can't see the whole page in the 'Processmaker tab' this shows me that there is a problem with the domains between GLPI and PM.

[grego1981]

You were right the display problem resolves if I use the FQDN of the GLPI server instead of IP. But still even if it completed it shows up as draft...

[tomolimo]

The info in the tab (draft) is coming from a GLPI table. The status is currently only updated during update of the case. So if for any reason the code dies, then it may not be updated
It can happen with the problem of the domains that were not in synch.
Could you do another test?

[grego1981]

I deleted the case from the database and from the PM. Started the case with correct domain and completed it. When I returned to GLPI after completing the task, it was still Draft....

[tomolimo]

Oups
Let's have a look into the logs!
Could you post them?
Thank you
Regards
Tomolimo

[grego1981]

There is nothing in php_errors log or sql_errors log. In the processmaker installation in apache error log I find these errors:

[Wed Jan 31 18:34:08.190625 2018] [:error] [pid 10593] [client 25.25.25.3:56477] PHP Notice: Undefined index: TAS_UID in /var/www/processmaker/workflow/engine/methods/cases/cases_Open.php on line 85, referer: http://10.10.99.12/glpi/front/ticket.form.php?id=2882
[Wed Jan 31 18:34:08.190647 2018] [:error] [pid 10593] [client 25.25.25.3:56477] PHP Stack trace:, referer: http://10.10.99.12/glpi/front/ticket.form.php?id=2882
[Wed Jan 31 18:34:08.190654 2018] [:error] [pid 10593] [client 25.25.25.3:56477] PHP 1. {main}() /var/www/processmaker/workflow/public_html/glpi/app.php:0, referer: http://10.10.99.12/glpi/front/ticket.form.php?id=2882
[Wed Jan 31 18:34:08.190658 2018] [:error] [pid 10593] [client 25.25.25.3:56477] PHP 2. include() /var/www/processmaker/workflow/public_html/glpi/app.php:261, referer: http://10.10.99.12/glpi/front/ticket.form.php?id=2882
[Wed Jan 31 18:34:08.190661 2018] [:error] [pid 10593] [client 25.25.25.3:56477] PHP 3. include() /var/www/processmaker/workflow/public_html/app.php:61, referer: http://10.10.99.12/glpi/front/ticket.form.php?id=2882
[Wed Jan 31 18:34:08.190665 2018] [:error] [pid 10593] [client 25.25.25.3:56477] PHP 4. require_once() /var/www/processmaker/workflow/public_html/sysGeneric.php:2028, referer: http://10.10.99.12/glpi/front/ticket.form.php?id=2882

[grego1981]

Correction! The only log entry in error is
[Wed Jan 31 20:39:18.119418 2018] [:error] [pid 25644] [client 10.10.99.12:41284] PHP Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /var/www/processmaker/workflow/engine/methods/services/soap2.php on line 756
Fatal Python error: PyEval_AcquireThread: NULL new thread state

[tomolimo]

Hello,
Could you check where the PM server logs are?
If not set (I know for some OS, PHP error log is not set by default), could you set it to the php-error.log file of GLPI, so that we'll get all PHP errors in the same file?
see #39 (comment)
Thank you,
Regards,
Tomolimo