The label of the script task is getting blanked out.
Article ID: KB0084395
Updated On:
| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO Business Studio - BPM Edition | - |
| Not Applicable | - |
Description
Description:
While in a script task in a BPM process project, clicking the script label and then clicking on the script area can wipe out the script task label/name.
Symptoms:
2). Click on script label field.
3). Click on script area, with javascript selected.
Cause:
This is due to the order in which the base Eclipse is loading the plugins. It affects the order in which particular disparate pieces of code execute which can in turn cause unexpected side effects like this. Eclipse caches somethings about the plugin load order and has a tendency for problems to reoccur once they have happened once.
While in a script task in a BPM process project, clicking the script label and then clicking on the script area can wipe out the script task label/name.
Symptoms:
This is an intermittent problem and can effect some users while others may not.
In the BPM Process project :
1). Click on script task.
2). Click on script label field.
3). Click on script area, with javascript selected.
4). Notice that Script Task label and name may have been blanked out.
Cause:
This is due to the order in which the base Eclipse is loading the plugins. It affects the order in which particular disparate pieces of code execute which can in turn cause unexpected side effects like this. Eclipse caches somethings about the plugin load order and has a tendency for problems to reoccur once they have happened once.
Issue/Introduction
The label of the script task is getting blanked out.
Resolution
The resolution is to reset the base Eclipse plugin loading order. Here are the steps to follow.
1). Open a command prompt and cd to <STUDIO_HOME>\studio\3.6\eclipse directory. Run the following command:
TIBCOBusinssStudio -initialize
Nothing will happen and the command prompt will simply return.
2). Then run the following command:
TIBCOBusinssStudio -clean
Start in a new workspace and import the project.
1). Open a command prompt and cd to <STUDIO_HOME>\studio\3.6\eclipse directory. Run the following command:
TIBCOBusinssStudio -initialize
Nothing will happen and the command prompt will simply return.
2). Then run the following command:
TIBCOBusinssStudio -clean
Start in a new workspace and import the project.
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