New to workflow

Hi ,
I am new to work flow can any one tell me from where should i start ?
so that i will get detail step by step info about workfllow.
Rahul.

Hi,
Refer this [Link1|https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/x/0qo] [Link2|http://help.sap.com/printdocu/core/print46c/en/data/pdf/PSWFL/PSWFL.pdf] [Link3|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/e0bbdb3c-d640-2a10-d3b2-e4d9b90536a6] [Link4|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/f0cef150-e18d-2a10-e998-f16f7ec1cd9f] [Link5|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/30488d68-8451-2a10-d993-bb36e56a1dc8].
Also do a Search in SDN.
Regards,
Surjith

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Error On Creating New 2013 Workflow

Hi;
When i create a 2013 workflow on English site, everything is OK;
But on creating 2013 workflow on non-English site (with language pack installed), i get following error:
Server-side activities have been updated.You need to restart SharePoint Designer to use the updated version of activites.
i delete sharepoint designer cache but nothing changes.
any ideas?

Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you failed to create new 2013 workflow.
Please make sure you have downloaded the correct version of SharePoint Designer 2013. You can download it via the following link:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35491
Please troubleshoot for Workflow Manager 1.0 publishing, management and execution. You can refer to
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj193529.aspx
Here is a similar thread for your reference:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/f255f4b4-1828-4ccb-983a-5efbf0e020ae/sharepoint-designer-2013-server-side-activties-have-been-updated-prompt?forum=sharepointcustomization
Best Regards,
Linda Li
Linda Li
TechNet Community Support

I am new to workflow and I have and issue

Hi Experts,
I am very new to workflow and Ive got an issue which I need know where to start with.
I am working with an application whose UI is Java and back end is SAP.
When a sales order is created in the UI this creates a order record in SAP and triggers a business object which inturn calls the func module SWE_EVENT_CREATE for initiating the workflow.
The workflow sends a mail in which the data is coming wrong in the preview mode(i.e whn u single click on the message it appears at the bottom ) and when u double click on the message u can find correct info.Y its like that ?
Any ideas??
Neeraj

Hi,
Neeraj not in perticular that case but in every case when you click once it will appear at bottom and when you double click on it it gives you a pop p window which helps you to see whole message.
So,It's a functionality Dear nota problem.
Hope you understand.
Regards,
Purvesh.

Replace AR Credit Memo Request Workflow with a new Custom Workflow

Hello friends,
We have a business requirement to replace the AR Credit Memo Request Workflow with a new Custom Workflow whenever an Invoice is disputed (Oracle Advanced Collections).
The Credit Memo Request workflow is being launched within the Oracle API arw_cmreq_cover. We thought of an approach wherein the Oracle form IEXINDTL.fmb can be renamed and the Custom workflow to be called in the WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED trigger on Dispute Button instead of calling the program Unit IEXINDTL_CONTROL.DISPUTE (as in standard form) which inturn calls several API's and hence the AR Credit Memo Request Workflow. But this would override the other standard processes being carried out in these API's. Our requirement is to only replace the AR Credit Memo Request Workflow and not to override the other standard processes.
Does anyone have come across the similar requirement? Please let us know your inputs.
Thanks in Advance !

I ran across the same error today. Since it's been over a month, I assume you've fixed it already or decided you didn't need it at all? What was your fix?
For me, I noted that in the sample directory, a similar "createView" call (in End User Anonymous Enrollment) also includes this argument:
<Argument name='viewId' value='User'/>
When I added that to my createView call, the "Missing view id" error went away, and the user are gets created.
I'm not entirely comfortable with the value specified, though; seems like view IDs should be more unique. I would have thought it should have been something like this instead:
<Argument name='viewId' value='User:$(accountId)'/>

New Hire Workflow

Hi Experts,
I am using the Standard New Hire Workflow (WS17900011) with the Generic Services for the Back end update. First level will be the HR Administrator and then need to save the data. We have initiated the process through PORTAL and successfully sent the work item to the HR Admin. Whenever we tried to execute the work item in the Portal it's giving the dump, stating as
'The exception 'CX_HRPA_INVALID_PARAMETER' was raised, but it was not caught
anywhere along
the call hierarchy.
Since exceptions represent error situations and this error was not
adequately responded to, the running ABAP program
'CL_HRPA_RESOLVE_EXCEPTION=====CP' has to be
terminated.
Then i have changed the workflow first step as SAVE and the HR Admin, if we are doing this its working fine... But as per the requirement we cant follow this...
Please kindly let me know how to proceed.
Thanks,
Srikag
Edited by: SRIKAG on Oct 4, 2011 9:04 AM

Hi
Try to execute the process from HRASR_TEST_PROCESS and check.also make sure that you include the program exit CL_HRASR00_POBJ_WF_EXIT in the basic data of the copies workflow template and also the task which you are sending to the workflow administrator. What is the name of the program exist class please check the standard workflow template . Might be this could be the issue.
Regards
Pavan
Edited by: Pavan Bhamidipati on Oct 5, 2011 6:58 AM

New ASUG Workflow and BPM Chairperson

Allow me to introduce myself as the new ASUG Workflow and Business Process Management Chairperson. I am happy to be able to give some time back to ASUG to help promote SAP workflow and process automation as it has been a significant part of my career. I have been working with SAP or
using one of its many products since 1995. I started off as a workflow developer and then moved into IT management. During my career I have
implemented or used many SAP applications and have always been involved in process re-engineering. If you would like to learn a bit more about SAP workflow please check out our upcoming webcast on August 4 – Workflow Classics II. This is a follow up webcast that highlights out of the box SAP workflow automation capabilities and how easy it is to implement them. You must be an ASUG member to attend this event. The link to register is https://www.asug.com/events/detail/Workflow-Classics-II. If you are interested in learning more about workflow or even presenting on what you have accomplished using workflow feel free to reach out to me.

Please ask only one (or closely related) questions per thread. This makes it a lot easier to get a good structure in the database of previously answered questions. While we are on the subject of previously answered questions, I think you should have a look at them....
My suggestion is therefore:
1. Close this thread
2. Read the Frequently Answered Questions. Before you ask (here are many workflow answers)
3. Search the forum.
4. Create new threads if you have questions afterwards.

New features Workflow 2.6.2 - iAS9 Rel 2

Hello,
Can anyone tell me what the difference is between :
Oracle Workflow 2.6.2 installed as stand alone
versus
Oracle Workflow 2.6.2 installed with the iAS9 Release 2 (workflow is installed automatically when installing
Oracle9iAS InterConnect 9.0.2 Hub and Developer Kit).
Are there any new features added to Workflow when using the iAS9 rel 2 ?
Do some things work differently, for example using the java functin activity agent. As this works using Advanced Queing.
I already looked in the ias doc, but didn't find much.
Tnx,
Chris.

The 2 releases are essentially the same, the main difference is that in iAS 9.0.2 you can leverage Single Sign on Oracle Internet Directory integration.
A new feature introduced in 9.2 was the Oracle Workflow Manager component of Oracle Enterprise Manager, which you can use to submit background engines and other workflow system processes, and has graphs of workflow item metrics and agent activity.
Hello,
Can anyone tell me what the difference is between :
Oracle Workflow 2.6.2 installed as stand alone
versus
Oracle Workflow 2.6.2 installed with the iAS9 Release 2 (workflow is installed automatically when installing
Oracle9iAS InterConnect 9.0.2 Hub and Developer Kit).
Are there any new features added to Workflow when using the iAS9 rel 2 ?
Do some things work differently, for example using the java functin activity agent. As this works using Advanced Queing.
I already looked in the ias doc, but didn't find much.
Tnx,
Chris.

Create new process/workflow for tabbrowsing

Hi all!
I initially posted the following in the Safari area on this forum:
"Hi all!
In my never-ending quest to customize Safari to my liking (ie, make it feel like my favorite and default browser, Opera), I have a two-fold question for you guys:
1) How hard is it to create a plug-in for Safari that would force it to systematically open bookmarks from my Bookmarks Bar in a new tab in the current window? What's the step-by-step process to write such a program? Which tools are required?
2) Do you think it's possible to obtain the same result (opening bookmarks in a new tab) via AppleScript? If yes, how (again, step by step, since I'm not fluent in AppleScript yet...)?
Alright, the ball is in your court, now...
MBP Core Duo 1,83GHz 15" Mac OS X (10.4.10) Me love you cookies lo-oong time!"
I then received the following two answers:
"DarkStar
Posts: 98
Registered: Nov 25, 2004
Re: Plug-in or AppleScript: how hard is it?
Posted: Mar 6, 2009 2:23 PM in response to: Didier Caizergues Reply Email
Hello Didier, You can open Automator click-on custom then type in search-field Safari choose Display Webpages>drag into window. Form there you add all the sites you need to open on launching
Safari (that's ruff) but you can always refine it.
More helpful is this automator action already done to do exactly what you want http://raoli.com/projects/automator-actions/ you'll find a download zip.
iMac G5 (iSight) Mac OS X (10.5.6) 2.1Ghz 1.5GB"
And:
"kurmbox
Posts: 9
Registered: Nov 12, 2006
Re: Plug-in or AppleScript: how hard is it?
Posted: Mar 6, 2009 5:13 PM in response to: DarkStar Reply Email
I would simply make the bookmarks in your bookmark bar a javascript command that attempts to open the desired bookmark in a new window. Then set safari to open new windows in new tabs (somewhere in the preferences). This will accomplish what you want without having to write a custom plug-in or use automator.
Powerbook G4 12" Mac OS X (10.4.8)"
But I'm stumped here, because I'm completely new to Automator. I know its basic principles, but I can't seem to order the processes in order to make a workflow.
I'd like Safari to open each of my bookmarks in a new tab, but not all at once. For example, when I'm staring at my homepage in Safari and clicking on one of my bookmarks, I'd like Safari to open the latter in a new tab next to my homepage, not overwrite it.
What to make of the answers to my original post? How to use Automator to suit my purposes? How to include a JavaScript command that will force Safari to open bookmarks and various URLs in a new tab?
I know, I know, lotsa questions...
Ideas, anyone?
PS: needless to say, I also download and saved the .action file recommended by one of the generous contributors. I put said file in the Automator folder I'd created in my Library folder, but I don't know how to put commands in the proper order...

I want my bookmarks to open in new tabs with a simple click, period... Opera does this natively, why can't Safari?
I don't see what Opera can do that Safari 3.2.1 can't already do.
The key is making sure not to keep individual bookmarks in your Bookmarks Bar where each would appear as a separate button. Instead, gather any loose bookmarks and organize them into folders. Future web pages to be bookmarked would be added to one of these subfolders, not to the main Bookmarks Bar.
To illustrate, my default Safari Bookmarks Bar contains these loose bookmarks: Apple, .Mac, Amazon, eBay and Yahoo, each of which shows up as a separate button on the bar. I can right-click on any one to have it open in a separate tab, of course, but this is time-consuming. If I wanted to open them at once in tabs I would first select Show All Bookmarks from Safari's Bookmarks menu, create a new folder called "Defaults" and drag the aforementioned items items into it. Thereafter, Apple, .Mac, Amazon, etc. wouldn't appear on the Bookmarks Bar as a separate buttons, but would instead be found under a single button called "Defaults."
I can then simply click on Defaults and choose "Open in Tabs" or, to automate the process even further, right-click on Defaults, select Edit Contents, and check the Auto-Tab check box. The Defaults button, now emblazoned with a tiny square to replace the downward-pointing triangle, requires only a single click to open all bookmarks contained by it in separate tabs (a feature which to me is simpler and more elegant than what Opera has to offer).
If I wanted to undo the action taken here and move Apple, .Mac, Amazon, etc. back to separate buttons on the Bookmarks Bar, I would simply drag them out of the Defaults folder, and then delete the Defaults folder.
My 2¢... Good luck.

Proposition: a new video workflow tutorial website

A few weeks ago, I was helping a buddy of mine--who happens to be a recent convert from FCP, thanks to me--get a better handle on a few things in Premiere Pro that he was struggling with in his transition. I'd also offered up a few bits of collected advice about good third-party apps to use, and a few places to find information about this or that. After about twenty minutes of describing a number of things to him in great detail, he stopped me and said, "Why don't you just make a website for all this?"
Funnily enough, I'd been thinking the same thing. A little prior to this, I'd gotten a small job to do in After Effects--at least, I thought it was going to be small. It involved replacing the screen of a laptop--no problem for the Tracker in AE, right? Wrong. This was a nightmare--reflections from the glossy bezel, the screen on the laptop went black (that's why it had to be replaced) there were numerous obstractions between the camera and the screen, it was handheld, and I was working off a compressed H.264 file. It was the perfect storm. Fortunately, I knew that I had a pretty cool new tool at my disposal--mochaAE. Problem was, I had never used mocha before; I'd opened up the application, looked at it in fear, and quickly closed it down before it bit me. But I would not be deterred...
Now, I'm usually pretty good about just sitting down with an application, banging away at it awhile, and then figuring it out. Sometimes, I get pretty proficient--I'm self-taught on Premiere, After Effects, Photoshop, Avid, Final Cut Pro, Edius, and who knows what else. This mocha thing, though--man, that sucker just sat there and taunted me. I took it as a personal challenge to not only complete the job, but to come out the other side (relatively unscathed) with a decent grasp of the program.
The help file was really not that helpful, so I turned to the interwebs for some video tutorials. About 6 hours later after watching tutorials that covered the most minute details with painful precision, but ultimately told me nothing, and other tutorials that demonstrated uses of mochaAE for such things as creating "realistic flesh wounds in cybernetic arms," I was throughly disgusted but felt I could finally wade in and give it a crack.
To cut to the chase--it was an ugly, drawn-out battle. It's really not clear who the victor was, but when the dust cleared, I'd finally tracked and replaced the screen on this ten-second shot, and it was actually pretty good. Of course, it had cost me about 12 hours of my life. I would have loved to have found a tutorial that actually demonstrated a situation similar to the one I was working on, or at least offered some useful advice about what to do or not to do. Most of what I had viewed was simply not practical for my uses of such a piece of software.
This was incredibly frustrating to me. I have no issue with working toward a goal and earning it, but this was madness. Like many folks here, I'm running a small business, comprised mainly of myself and the voices in my head, and time spent on one thing is time and money lost elsewhere.
Now, the forums here are a great place--probably one of the friendlier haunts around the web that deals with video productions tools and techniques--but it's geared toward the "this is broke how do I fix it" mode. At times, there is a rather closed-minded, even antagonistic attitude toward folks looking for certain kinds of information. This grates me more than a bit, because everyone has the right to ask the questions they want to ask, without worry of condescension or ridicule. Maybe it's the pacifist in me, or the fact that I come from a family of educators, but I've decided I want to try to help.
With that in mind, I'm thinking about starting a video and text tutorial website that focuses on the practical applications of some of the video production software that many of use--both payware and freeware. I want to develop the kind of tutorials that are less about how to create a certain look or effect, and more about how to save money, brains and time, by giving an example of a realistic working situation and some various ways to handle it. I don't think it's enough to just tell someone what works, but you need to explain how something works, and why it works--that's the essence of education. If you can give someone the a better understanding of how a certain tool can be applied, he is much more likely to be able to apply it creatively in various ways for his own benefit.
I've got a number of ideas that I've been cooking for some time, and I think they'd make for useful tutorials, but my question is this: is there actually interest in this kind of material? I'm talking about stuff that is less about glitz and more about crawling through the trenches to get your job done--I know I've conversed with several people here who often find themselves in situations like mine, and can understand this ethic.
This wouldn't be all about Premiere Pro, or even just about Adobe applications; yes, it would be a great deal about that, since those are my primary "paid" tools, but there are a lot of great freeware applications out there that often perform as well or better than the paid applications, and can often do things those paid applications can't even imagine. However, these things usually aren't push-button-flip-switch kind of applications, and involve a greater level of understanding to get something done.
I remember that when I first started using Premiere Pro 2, I searched out some tutorials--the ones that I liked the best and found the most useful were done by our very own Jeff Bellune. I think it was Jeff's frameserver tutorial that made me realize I was going to be playing in the right sandbox In any event, Jeff has a great way of communicating really useful information about topics that might seem a bit blase at first, but ultimately form the core of some pretty awesome workflows in Premiere and beyond.
So... talk me into this or talk me out of this... whatever. I'm really interested in hearing people's thoughts about this--ideally, this would be a type of site that would allow the community-at-large to communicate about things that work and don't work, hopefully making everyone's job and life a little easier. The Wikia was a pretty good source of information, but that has languished, and frankly, I don't think the format ever worked that well. This would be the next evolutionary step...
Thanks for taking the time to read and consider this; I appreciate any thoughts.

Thanks, Todd--I appreciate your support and willingness to assist. It would be great having an official recognition from the Big A The posts you put on the PPro blog are the kind of information I'd like to be able to arm people with; I think that sort of detail helps folks gain a better understanding of the "why" behind the "what," which further empowers them to effectively use the tools in other situations.
Chuck: thanks for the feedback. I need to tread carefully into areas regarding hardware, because frankly, I'm more of a software guy. Yes, I built my own system, and I've built a couple more in recent months, but I wouldn't be able to go so far as to be able to make recommendations on what to get--that's the domain of other people here. That is certainly legitimate information, though, and I think having a component that is based on visitor submissions about "this works, that doesn't" is a great idea--think of it as a distributed review and vetting system.
Truth be told, though, part of the reason I want to do this is often the answer to questions posed here is simply, "get a new/faster/better system." While that often is legitimate advice, there are plenty of scenarios where the underlying problem is not hardware, but some sort of operational issue. I don't know about you, but I'm certainly in no position to upgrade or change out my hardware every time I encounter a problem--I think most people in small businesses want and need to do more with less. That's a big part of my motivation to create this resource.
Ultimately, there are three audiences I want to address:
New users of Premiere Pro and related Adobe products; since those are my bread-and-butter, I think I've got a pretty good handle on basic operation to achieve common tasks
Intermediate users of Premiere Pro and related Adobe products who have encountered some sort of error, problem, or other roadblock; how do you work with, work around, or fix those issues
Seasoned users of Premiere Pro, related Adobe products, or any of the multitude of other video production tools who want to discover ways to achieve a certain effect, process, or workflow
I think there are numerous resources for the first category; you can find some decent tutorial videos on Adobe's site as well as other locations that cover this. However--and not to discount the merit of these tutorials and resources--I find that many times these fall into the category of what I'd call "sales-torials." They're designed to show how to use a certain feature in some fabricated (and usually, unrealistic) scenario. What I want to do is take real scenarios, and show how to use the features available to work in or solves those scenarios.
For the second category: that's where the forum usually comes in. Someone encounters a problem, and this is often a place they find when searching the web. Sometimes they find help here, and sometimes not. Obviously there is a wealth of information and a broad base of experience here, but it isn't codified in anyway, so a questioner is at the mercy of good searching skills (or luck) or posting on the forum at the right time. As you mentioned, Chuck, we see many of the same sorts of questions being asked again and again. I don't mean to discount the forum as a place to answer those questions or solve those sorts of problems, but I know how frustrating it can be when all you want to do is get back to work. Obviously, there is no way to address every possible problem or issue that can occur, but if a database of common or not-so-common problems can slowly be built, I think this would be an excellent resource for the community.
For the third category: well, there isn't anything like this, that I've found. Ultimately, this is what I'm most interested in creating. I've spent countless hours trying to find information on the Internet about how to do this or that, but there seems to be no solid resource for kind of information I want. Sure, there are lots of sites for "filmmakers," but I'm not a filmmaker. I'm a guy trying to run a small business, minimizing my time involved and maximizing my profits. I think there are lots of people in the same boat; you rarely hear from them because they're so damn busy trying to keep above water. I want to help give these folks a tool bench, a laboratory, a coffee klatch they can turn to when they are at their wits' end (or preferably, before ). I know that a lot of us have developed our own workflows and solutions; since I'm kind of a community-minded guy (particularly because I live and work in the middle of nowhere), I feel compelled to share what I've learned with the community-at-large. My hope would be that others would feel the same, and we can collectively create a resource that benefits everyone.
OK, with that said, it's time to work

New Computer w/(2) ssd's - New Aperture Workflow?

I'm finally getting a decent machine to handle Aperture 3:
Intel i7-3820 4.67GHz Quad Core
32GBs DDR3 1333Mhz RAM
120GB SATA6GBp/s SSD (OS & Application Drive)
Nvidia GTS 450 1GB DDR3 Video Card
120GB SATA6GBp/s SSD Scratch Drive
3TB 7,200rpm 64MB Cache Hard Drive (backup & storage)
It will run OS Lion 10.7.5
Current machine is an early 2006 i mac core duo with 2GB of ram (lets not talk about that)
Current workflow involves referenced masters (480GB worth) stored on an external 500GB firewire drive, and the library (46GB) on the HD.
I keep a vault for the library, and back-up all the raw files to another external.
(my raw image files run about 25MB each)
With this new machine, I'll be moving from a Fiesta to a Ferrari, and I might need some driving lessons!
Any advice will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Dino, San Francisco Bay Area

Quote from: Richard on 27-February-07, 23:32:27
Manatee,
Have you tried a different Vid Card or RAM to see if the comp boots? Also have you tried the Vid Card in another comp to see if you cannot duplicate the issue or not?
Take Care,
Richard
´lo!
No, haven´t tried a different setup yet.
My old comp has only AGP and low freq memory. And i´m a ronery student with no money
Just wondering if this was a known issue...

New Nikon Workflow with Lightroom

Just thought I would share my new workflow with everyone, in case anyone is not happy with the raw conversion provided by Lightroom and would rather use Capture NX to do the raw conversion on their files, but still use Lightroom for cataloging and ranking their photos (as well as exporting for web, etc).
1. Copy all photos from memory card into a folder on your computer.
2. Import the photos from your filesystem, using the "Copy photos to a new location and import" option. This is so you can work with a copy of the original, rather than the original.
3. Do your normal process for choosing which photos you would like to take the time to process, and which you would like to just throw away. I use the pick/rejected flags for mine.
4. Filter your photos by flag status, so only the picks are showing.
5. Export your picks to a temporary folder somewhere. This is where you will do all your Capture NX processing. I call this folder "Lightroom to Capture Transfer". You want to choose the option to export the original file. I created an export preset called "Export For Capture NX" with these settings in it to make it easier in the future.
6. Open the "Lightroom to Capture Transfer" folder in Capture NX using the built in file browser, and do all your raw adjustments to exposure compensation, white balance and noise reduction. All of which I find works better in Capture than in Lightroom. Save all your changes back into the same NEF file since Capture can save to the NEF format. Remember this file is just a copy of the original so we don't need to worry about making changes to our original raw file here. NOTE: Do NOT apply any sharpening here inside Capture since sharpening should be done at the end of your workflow. I shoot with my camera sharpening set to "None". If you haven't done this, you should set all your photos to sharpening "None" as part of your batch process in step 8 below.
7. Set up a watched folder in Lightroom called "Lightroom Auto Imported Photos", and enable Auto Import.
8. In Capture, create a batch process you can use to convert all your adjusted raw NEFs to tiff format. You will point the batch export to your Lightroom watched folder. As Capture batch converts all your raws to tiff, Lightroom will be importing them into your catalog.
9. Now you should have a folder inside your Lightroom catalog called "Lightroom Auto Imported Photos". Open that folder, select ALL the photos in the folder and hit "P" to mark them all as picks. Trust me on this one. =)
10. Now within Lightroom, drag all the photos at once into the folder containing your imported photos from step 2. You should see all your tiffs beside all your raw NEFs. And since you have a filter turned on to only show your picks in this folder, all your other non pick original raw files will be hidden.
11. Again, select ALL the photos in this folder and "Stacking -> Auto Stack by Capture Time." In the dialog, drag the slider down to 1 second. This should for the most part stack all the same nefs with the corresponding tiffs. Unless you were doing a ton of burst shooting. In which case you can manually stack them. Lightroom seems to always put the original NEFs on the top of the stack.
12. Select all the photos again, and "Stacking -> Move Down in Stack". This will bring all your processed tiffs to the top of the stack, and hide the nefs. This is exactly what you want. From here on out, you will be working on the tiffs.
13. Do any final processing to your photos inside Lightroom. Saturation, cropping, spot removal, etc. I also do all my key-wording here. NOTE: I do not do ANY sharpening inside Lightroom because I've found the sharpening just doesn't do it for me personally. I will do all sharpening later in Photoshop after I export them from Lightroom. Your mileage may vary.
14. Once my photos look the way I want, I then export them to JPEG. I have set up a Photoshop droplet fo

14. Once my photos look the way I want, I then export them to JPEG. I have set up a Photoshop droplet for Lightroom that will then do all my sharpening after export.
That's it! I know it sounds like a lot of steps, but once you've done it a couple of times it goes by really quick. I'm really loving most things about Lightroom in terms of its cataloging and export options. But the image quality of the Lightroom raw conversions just isn't there yet. I've found by integrating both Capture NX and Lightroom I can get top quality results while still gaining advantage of Lightroom's many nice features. It took me a few days of exploration and experimentation to nail down the optimal workflow for my needs. Hopefully this will help some others out and maybe give them some ideas of their own toward a better workflow.
Please feel free to share your thoughts or own experience on all of this.
Thanks to Tony Long for his suggestion in this thread, which caused me to go on a search for the optimal Lightroom/Capture workflow: http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx?7@@.3bc719df/3
If you are interested in taking a look at the final output of the workflow listed above, please look here: http://photos.unsavory.com/p634883589
Cheers everyone!
-©aine

Including Bank Workflow in New Hire Workflow

Hi Experts,
I 've a requirement to include the bank (pay details) workflow in the new hire (HRSSA) workflow. While trying to embed the bank details process in HRSSA, I noticed that the new hire record is getting committed upon navigating out of the bank details page and a new HR API TRANSACTION (id) is initiated starting from the bank details page.
Has anyone faced a similar issue. Can you please share any pointers on how to achieve this/ resolve the commit issue. The customer is on 12.0.4 version. Any pointers on how achieve this (and get rid of the commit issue) will be immensely helpful.
Thanks,
Ganapathi

It was documented in 9.3.1:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E10530_01/doc/epm.931/hp_93100_readme.pdf
Under task list:
If you select a task and see the message, "Loading the requested task - this may take a moment..." for a long time, select the task list itself (the top-level folder), and then select the task again. (8-539094369)
I guess you are on 11.1.2.x, need to check.
Cheers..!!
Rahul S.

EHp4 NEw ECM Workflows not trigerring from portal

CL_HRECM00_WORKFLOW_EVENT This is the class used to trigger the workflow and the workflow templates are
WS04000022
WS04000023
WS04000024
WS04000025 and these are having only notification steps and wait for events.
When we do the test Run in R/3 events gets triggered and workflow is running sucessfully but from the portal Event is not trigerring to start the Workflow.
please guide.
Thanks,
Amar

Hi
Please provide the steps taken in Portal to reproduce the issue
I think the problem could be missing configuration in UWL configuration file which is uploaded via
System Administration -> System Configuration -> Universal Worklist
and Workflow -> Universal Worklist Administration.
I am not sure how UWL team delivers this code for new work items - its possible a CSS message is needed to investigate this
Thanks
Stuart

Rendering previous images in a new CMS workflow

As an alternative process photographer, I have never bothered much with monitor calibration. However, with today's instruments being as inexpensive as they are now, I see no reason not to.
However, I am concerned that by doing so all of my, pre-color managed "correct" images will appear different and "incorrect" on a properly calibrated monitor.
Is there any way to use the old monitor profile to convert my catalog of images to render as they had before the monitor was properly calibrated?

Hmmm, not as easy as it sounds, but it should be possible at least with flattened files. It seems to me you could create an action to:
1. Convert the file to a Smart Object. This is necessary to "wrap" and protect the original, so that clipped (out of gamut) colors can be regained, and also to minimize the degradation from multiple conversions.
2. Convert from original document space to the old monitor profile. You'll want to change the RGB numbers in the original file, and the change should be equal to the difference between new and old monitor profile. But you can't do that directly in the original color space because the numbers will have a different meaning there.
3. Assign the new monitor profile. This will change the appearance to what it should be.
4. Convert back to the original document space.
5. Rasterize the Smart Object.
No guarantees and I may have missed something or messed up the sequence. I'd recommend saving duplicates until you're confident that it works. Then you can run the action in a batch or use the Image Processor.
EDITED because I see no way to do this with layered files (adjustment layers are color space specific).

I am new to Workflow!!!

Hi,
Any documentation related to workflow please email me [email protected] It will be greatly appreciated.and info for workflow certification.
Thanks in advance points will be rewarded.
Aysam.

Hi
<u>Incase you are planning for SRM certification, then Workflow is quite important part of it.
I am not sure, what workflow specific documents are you looking for.
Anyways, Please find few links, which are quite important for SRM workflow.</u>
<b>http://help.sap.com/saphelp_srm50/helpdata/en/ee/277e3c281f1817e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_srm50/helpdata/en/8b/4fa9585db211d2b404006094b92d37/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_srm50/helpdata/en/1c/df0e3bfd97304a94b064d6a87cf72d/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_srm50/helpdata/en/5a/af5f1a85d011d2b42d006094b92d37/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_srm50/helpdata/en/5a/c5173f5ff48443e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_srm50/helpdata/en/5a/af5f0b85d011d2b42d006094b92d37/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_srm50/helpdata/en/fb/8cda4105aa3f5de10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_srm50/helpdata/en/2d/da3142680d5c33e10000000a155106/frameset.htm</b>
Hope this will help.
Please reward suitable points, incase it suits your requirements.
Regards
- Atul

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