היי,
את השגיאה שבנושא קיבלתי בעת הרצת האפליקציה על מכונה חדשה שהתקנתי.
בעת הרצת אפליקציית קונסול יש לוודא לאיזו פלטפורמה מגודרת האפליקציה. כברירת מחדל , אפילו על מכונת 64 ביט, הויז'ואל סטודיו מותאם לרוץ לפלטפורמה של 32 ביט. לכן בעת ריצה ושימוש בקלאסים של שרפוינט , אנחנו נעוף מהסיבה הפשוטה שהם מותאמים ל 64 ביט, אז ברגע שננסה להשתמש באובייקט ששייך לשרפוינט נעוף על השגיאה שבנושא.
הפתרון פשוט מאוד - לכו להגדרות הפרויקט/אפליקציה שלכם , ועדכנו תחת הגדרות הבנייה (build) שזה ירוץ על סביבת 64 ביט.
שימו לב, שרפוינט רץ היטב רק בדוט נט 3.5 אם תחליפו את הפרויקט שלכם ל4 ( למשל , בשביל להשתמש ביכולות יותר מתקדמות לרכיבי אופיס ) גם תקבלו תעופה.
בהצלחה.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
"FileNotFoundException was unhandled" SharePoint 2010 newbies error
Hi,
Some error that I had just when I started working on the SharePoint 2010 machine. I tried to investigate the SharePoint 2010 API , but surprisingly even trying to create an SPSite object cause a runtime error.
The reason is that you Visual Studio is set for running a 32 bit application, and SharePoint 2010 is 64 bit of course.
The only thing you need to do is to go to the properties of your application/project, then change under the Build tab - the platform target to x64.
Now re-run your console application.
Done.
Some error that I had just when I started working on the SharePoint 2010 machine. I tried to investigate the SharePoint 2010 API , but surprisingly even trying to create an SPSite object cause a runtime error.
The reason is that you Visual Studio is set for running a 32 bit application, and SharePoint 2010 is 64 bit of course.
The only thing you need to do is to go to the properties of your application/project, then change under the Build tab - the platform target to x64.
Now re-run your console application.
Done.
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Unexpected Error - When attempting to check "User notifcations". BUG!
Hey,
Today I came across with a very annoying bug when you try to get into the "user notifications" under "site actions".
When you press that link you might get an "unexpected error" - with not much info in the event viewer, nothing if you change the custom errors to off ( in the web.config ). That made me read the Moss log and to see that im being thorwen away with THE famous error AKA "null object refernce".
This made me realize that from some odd reason I have nothing under this link or in other words its not initialized at all...
Then I made a subscription in that web site to some doclib and afterwards I was able to reach that page ( sub*.aspx , forgot the name :) ) and to see that info. Deleting my subscription made the page unavilable again.
So instead of checking if the site has any subscription at all and just prompt some more friendly message or letting you know that there is no subscription to the site -it throws you off with this unexpected error...
It always unexpected when you program wrong. Please check for Nulls.
Thanks.
**This issue was checked on a Moss farm with SP2 and Cumulative update June 2009
Today I came across with a very annoying bug when you try to get into the "user notifications" under "site actions".
When you press that link you might get an "unexpected error" - with not much info in the event viewer, nothing if you change the custom errors to off ( in the web.config ). That made me read the Moss log and to see that im being thorwen away with THE famous error AKA "null object refernce".
This made me realize that from some odd reason I have nothing under this link or in other words its not initialized at all...
Then I made a subscription in that web site to some doclib and afterwards I was able to reach that page ( sub*.aspx , forgot the name :) ) and to see that info. Deleting my subscription made the page unavilable again.
So instead of checking if the site has any subscription at all and just prompt some more friendly message or letting you know that there is no subscription to the site -it throws you off with this unexpected error...
It always unexpected when you program wrong. Please check for Nulls.
Thanks.
**This issue was checked on a Moss farm with SP2 and Cumulative update June 2009
שגיאה בלתי צפויה - התראות משתמש
היי,
היום לצערי נתקלתי בעוד באג בפלטפורמה המופלאה שלנו...
כאשר מנסים לגשת באתר תחת "הגדרות אתר" ל"התראות משתמש" מקבלים את ההודעה הברורה - "שגיאה בלתי צפויה"
לצערי לא היו לוגים רלוונטים ברמת השרת, לאחר שינוי ברמת האתר הוירטואלי לראות לוגים ע"י שינוי ה custom erros ברמת ה Web.config
בסופו של דבר נברתי בלוגים של המערכת וראיתי שאני עף על שגיאה של
"The object reference set to null"
דבר שהוביל אותי לחשוד שאני מצביע על כלום איכשהו, ואז נפל לי האסימון שככל הנראה אני עף כי אין בכלל מנויים להתראות ברמת האתר הספציפי הזה...
ברגע שהוספתי מנוי התראה לרשימה כלשהי באתר, האפשרות "התראות משתמש" חזרה לעבוד, הסרת המנוי החזירה את השגיאה...
מילות סיכום, אם אין מנויים באתר - אין אפשרות לראות "התראות משתמש"
תודה.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Access Denied and Content type - who changed PermMask ?
Hello,
I wrote about this issue a while ago , and back then I came across with some hotfix tha was released from MS.
Since I saw this error again a few weeks ago, and I tried to fix it with this small utility - It brought me to the conclusion that their solution is not good enough.
Why ? several reasons -
1. It fix only one list, so you can of course iterate via all lists in the sites. But it still won’t solve the issue for new lists in that siteCollection.
2. It doesn't solve the damage that was done in the site collection level.
3. Through their code , you can't really understand how it connects to content type at all.
So what really happened then ?
By editing the list or the site with some editor, the content type that represent the permission mask in any list/doclib might have damaged. That content type is being reproduced itself in any list, so any new lists in a infected site, will be with this error as well.
So how do you really fix it ? After fixing the all the infected lists, by fixing their schema ( adding the missing attribute ), you need to fix that content type in the site collection level. How to do that - fix the content type in SPSite.RootWeb.
To sum things up, each content type has a definition which include the fields of that content type.
one of the fields is missing and you already know what to add ( check the code in my older post ) - that simple, but thats not documented.
Hope now you know what you need to fix when you get an Access denied on every item when you try to edit it !
Good Luck!
I wrote about this issue a while ago , and back then I came across with some hotfix tha was released from MS.
Since I saw this error again a few weeks ago, and I tried to fix it with this small utility - It brought me to the conclusion that their solution is not good enough.
Why ? several reasons -
1. It fix only one list, so you can of course iterate via all lists in the sites. But it still won’t solve the issue for new lists in that siteCollection.
2. It doesn't solve the damage that was done in the site collection level.
3. Through their code , you can't really understand how it connects to content type at all.
So what really happened then ?
By editing the list or the site with some editor, the content type that represent the permission mask in any list/doclib might have damaged. That content type is being reproduced itself in any list, so any new lists in a infected site, will be with this error as well.
So how do you really fix it ? After fixing the all the infected lists, by fixing their schema ( adding the missing attribute ), you need to fix that content type in the site collection level. How to do that - fix the content type in SPSite.RootWeb.
To sum things up, each content type has a definition which include the fields of that content type.
one of the fields is missing and you already know what to add ( check the code in my older post ) - that simple, but thats not documented.
Hope now you know what you need to fix when you get an Access denied on every item when you try to edit it !
Good Luck!
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
How to update file / list item without harming the metadata & some more tips...
Nice thing I came across with the other day -
If you need to modify some SPListItem fields in lists, but you want to keep the "modified by" or "Last modified by" as it were before you can just use the method SystemUpdate ( which is exactly like Update but without changing those fields ).
Another cool thing is :
You have two different "last modified" for a SPListItem. What do I mean by that ? you have the SPListItem["Last Modified"] value and you have also under SPListItem.File.TimeLastModified. In other words, you can see when the file that corresponds with that item were last used and not assuming that date from the "last modified" value that you have in the list.
Last cool thing, promise , for this post :
When you want to upload a file to a list ( adding it to a file collection of that list ) you can you use a really strong overload under SPFileCollection -
With this overload you determine what will be the createdBy,modifiedBy,timeCreated,timeLast modified...
This is very useful when you need to download/upload files from/to you SharePoint sites ( dont forget of course to backup metadata before using that so you will be able to retrieve it back :) )
If you need to modify some SPListItem fields in lists, but you want to keep the "modified by" or "Last modified by" as it were before you can just use the method SystemUpdate ( which is exactly like Update but without changing those fields ).
using (SPSite site = new SPSite("http://blah-blah.com"))
{
using(SPWeb web = site.OpenWeb())
{
SPList list = web.Lists["ListName"];
foreach(SPListItem item in list.Items)
{
item["Title"] = "*changed*";
item.SystemUpdate();
}
}
}
Another cool thing is :
You have two different "last modified" for a SPListItem. What do I mean by that ? you have the SPListItem["Last Modified"] value and you have also under SPListItem.File.TimeLastModified. In other words, you can see when the file that corresponds with that item were last used and not assuming that date from the "last modified" value that you have in the list.
public DateTime TimeLastModified { get; }
Last cool thing, promise , for this post :
When you want to upload a file to a list ( adding it to a file collection of that list ) you can you use a really strong overload under SPFileCollection -
public SPFile Add (
string urlOfFile,
Stream stream,
SPUser createdBy,
SPUser modifiedBy,
DateTime timeCreated,
DateTime timeLastModified
)
With this overload you determine what will be the createdBy,modifiedBy,timeCreated,timeLast modified...
This is very useful when you need to download/upload files from/to you SharePoint sites ( dont forget of course to backup metadata before using that so you will be able to retrieve it back :) )
Sunday, May 2, 2010
How to work with SPList the best way - Work with GUIDs!
Sometimes you develop some SharePoint application that needs to modify/change data in Lists/Doclibs.
Sometimes you being lazy and just use the title/display name of the field ( SPList.Fields["Title"] ) option in order to get the right field you want to work on.
So sometimes you are being wrong.
Even though it will work great, it won't work in any language.
2 options you have then - Internal name ( which usually will be enough but problematic when it comes for columns with similar name, such as "Modified" and "Modified By" ) or GUIDs ( because the OOB fields have const guids for any list ).
So just have a look on that and start working better ( and support any language ).
Internal Name :
Created By : Author
Modified : Modified
Modified By : Editor
Has Copy Destinations : _HasCopyDestinations
Copy Source : _CopySource
Approval Status : _ModerationStatus
Approver Comments : _ModerationComments
URL Path : FileRef
Path : FileDirRef
Modified : Last_x0020_Modified
Created : Created_x0020_Date
File Size : File_x0020_Size
Item Type : FSObjType
Effective Permissions Mask : PermMask
ID of the User who has the item Checked Out : CheckedOutUserI
Is Checked out to local : IsCheckedoutToLocal
Checked Out To : CheckoutUser
Name : FileLeafRef
Unique Id : UniqueId
ProgId : ProgId
ScopeId : ScopeId
Virus Status : VirusStatus
Checked Out To : CheckedOutTitle
Check In Comment : _CheckinComment
Checked Out To : LinkCheckedOutTitle
Document Modified By : Modified_x0020_By
Document Created By : Created_x0020_By
File Type : File_x0020_Type
HTML File Type : HTML_x0020_File_x0020_Type
Source Url : _SourceUrl
Shared File Index : _SharedFileIndex
Edit Menu Table Start : _EditMenuTableStart
Edit Menu Table End : _EditMenuTableEnd
Name : LinkFilenameNoMenu
Name : LinkFilename
Type : DocIcon
Server Relative URL : ServerUrl
Encoded Absolute URL : EncodedAbsUrl
Name : BaseName
File Size : FileSizeDisplay
Property Bag : MetaInfo
Level : _Level
Is Current Version : _IsCurrentVersion
Select : SelectTitle
Select : SelectFilename
Edit : Edit
owshiddenversion : owshiddenversion
UI Version : _UIVersion
Version : _UIVersionString
Instance ID : InstanceID
Order : Order
GUID : GUID
Workflow Version : WorkflowVersion
Workflow Instance ID : WorkflowInstanceID
Source Version (Converted Document) : ParentVersionString
Source Name (Converted Document) : ParentLeafName
Title : Title
Template Link : TemplateUrl
Html File Link : xd_ProgID
Is Signed : xd_Signature
Merge : Combine
Relink : RepairDocument
GUIDs :
ID : 1d22ea11-1e32-424e-89ab-9fedbadb6ce1
Content Type ID : 03e45e84-1992-4d42-9116-26f756012634
Content Type : c042a256-787d-4a6f-8a8a-cf6ab767f12d
Created : 8c06beca-0777-48f7-91c7-6da68bc07b69
Created By : 1df5e554-ec7e-46a6-901d-d85a3881cb18
Modified : 28cf69c5-fa48-462a-b5cd-27b6f9d2bd5f
Modified By : d31655d1-1d5b-4511-95a1-7a09e9b75bf2
Has Copy Destinations : 26d0756c-986a-48a7-af35-bf18ab85ff4a
Copy Source : 6b4e226d-3d88-4a36-808d-a129bf52bccf
Approval Status : fdc3b2ed-5bf2-4835-a4bc-b885f3396a61
Approver Comments : 34ad21eb-75bd-4544-8c73-0e08330291fe
URL Path : 94f89715-e097-4e8b-ba79-ea02aa8b7adb
Path : 56605df6-8fa1-47e4-a04c-5b384d59609f
Modified : 173f76c8-aebd-446a-9bc9-769a2bd2c18f
Created : 998b5cff-4a35-47a7-92f3-3914aa6aa4a2
File Size : 8fca95c0-9b7d-456f-8dae-b41ee2728b85
Item Type : 30bb605f-5bae-48fe-b4e3-1f81d9772af9
Effective Permissions Mask : ba3c27ee-4791-4867-8821-ff99000bac98
ID of the User who has the item Checked Out : a7b731a3-1df1-4d74-a5c6-e2efba617ae2
Is Checked out to local : cfaabd0f-bdbd-4bc2-b375-1e779e2cad08
Checked Out To : 3881510a-4e4a-4ee8-b102-8ee8e2d0dd4b
Name : 8553196d-ec8d-4564-9861-3dbe931050c8
Unique Id : 4b7403de-8d94-43e8-9f0f-137a3e298126
ProgId : c5c4b81c-f1d9-4b43-a6a2-090df32ebb68
ScopeId : dddd2420-b270-4735-93b5-92b713d0944d
Virus Status : 4a389cb9-54dd-4287-a71a-90ff362028bc
Checked Out To : 9d4adc35-7cc8-498c-8424-ee5fd541e43a
Check In Comment : 58014f77-5463-437b-ab67-eec79532da67
Checked Out To : e2a15dfd-6ab8-4aec-91ab-02f6b64045b0
Document Modified By : 822c78e3-1ea9-4943-b449-57863ad33ca9
Document Created By : 4dd7e525-8d6b-4cb4-9d3e-44ee25f973eb
File Type : 39360f11-34cf-4356-9945-25c44e68dade
HTML File Type : 0c5e0085-eb30-494b-9cdd-ece1d3c649a2
Source Url : c63a459d-54ba-4ab7-933a-dcf1c6fadec2
Shared File Index : 034998e9-bf1c-4288-bbbd-00eacfc64410
Edit Menu Table Start : 3c6303be-e21f-4366-80d7-d6d0a3b22c7a
Edit Menu Table End : 2ea78cef-1bf9-4019-960a-02c41636cb47
Name : 9d30f126-ba48-446b-b8f9-83745f322ebe
Name : 5cc6dc79-3710-4374-b433-61cb4a686c12
Type : 081c6e4c-5c14-4f20-b23e-1a71ceb6a67c
Server Relative URL : 105f76ce-724a-4bba-aece-f81f2fce58f5
Encoded Absolute URL : 7177cfc7-f399-4d4d-905d-37dd51bc90bf
Name : 7615464b-559e-4302-b8e2-8f440b913101
File Size : 78a07ba4-bda8-4357-9e0f-580d64487583
Property Bag : 687c7f94-686a-42d3-9b67-2782eac4b4f8
Level : 43bdd51b-3c5b-4e78-90a8-fb2087f71e70
Is Current Version : c101c3e7-122d-4d4d-bc34-58e94a38c816
Select : b1f7969b-ea65-42e1-8b54-b588292635f2
Select : 5f47e085-2150-41dc-b661-442f3027f552
Edit : 503f1caa-358e-4918-9094-4a2cdc4bc034
owshiddenversion : d4e44a66-ee3a-4d02-88c9-4ec5ff3f4cd5
UI Version : 7841bf41-43d0-4434-9f50-a673baef7631
Version : dce8262a-3ae9-45aa-aab4-83bd75fb738a
Instance ID : 50a54da4-1528-4e67-954a-e2d24f1e9efb
Order : ca4addac-796f-4b23-b093-d2a3f65c0774
GUID : ae069f25-3ac2-4256-b9c3-15dbc15da0e0
Workflow Version : f1e020bc-ba26-443f-bf2f-b68715017bbc
Workflow Instance ID : de8beacf-5505-47cd-80a6-aa44e7ffe2f4
Source Version (Converted Document) : bc1a8efb-0f4c-49f8-a38f-7fe22af3d3e0
Source Name (Converted Document) : 774eab3a-855f-4a34-99da-69dc21043bec
Title : fa564e0f-0c70-4ab9-b863-0177e6ddd247
Template Link : 4b1bf6c6-4f39-45ac-acd5-16fe7a214e5e
Html File Link : cd1ecb9f-dd4e-4f29-ab9e-e9ff40048d64
Is Signed : fbf29b2d-cae5-49aa-8e0a-29955b540122
Merge : e52012a0-51eb-4c0c-8dfb-9b8a0ebedcb6
Relink : 5d36727b-bcb2-47d2-a231-1f0bc63b7439
Sometimes you being lazy and just use the title/display name of the field ( SPList.Fields["Title"] ) option in order to get the right field you want to work on.
So sometimes you are being wrong.
Even though it will work great, it won't work in any language.
2 options you have then - Internal name ( which usually will be enough but problematic when it comes for columns with similar name, such as "Modified" and "Modified By" ) or GUIDs ( because the OOB fields have const guids for any list ).
So just have a look on that and start working better ( and support any language ).
Internal Name :
Created By : Author
Modified : Modified
Modified By : Editor
Has Copy Destinations : _HasCopyDestinations
Copy Source : _CopySource
Approval Status : _ModerationStatus
Approver Comments : _ModerationComments
URL Path : FileRef
Path : FileDirRef
Modified : Last_x0020_Modified
Created : Created_x0020_Date
File Size : File_x0020_Size
Item Type : FSObjType
Effective Permissions Mask : PermMask
ID of the User who has the item Checked Out : CheckedOutUserI
Is Checked out to local : IsCheckedoutToLocal
Checked Out To : CheckoutUser
Name : FileLeafRef
Unique Id : UniqueId
ProgId : ProgId
ScopeId : ScopeId
Virus Status : VirusStatus
Checked Out To : CheckedOutTitle
Check In Comment : _CheckinComment
Checked Out To : LinkCheckedOutTitle
Document Modified By : Modified_x0020_By
Document Created By : Created_x0020_By
File Type : File_x0020_Type
HTML File Type : HTML_x0020_File_x0020_Type
Source Url : _SourceUrl
Shared File Index : _SharedFileIndex
Edit Menu Table Start : _EditMenuTableStart
Edit Menu Table End : _EditMenuTableEnd
Name : LinkFilenameNoMenu
Name : LinkFilename
Type : DocIcon
Server Relative URL : ServerUrl
Encoded Absolute URL : EncodedAbsUrl
Name : BaseName
File Size : FileSizeDisplay
Property Bag : MetaInfo
Level : _Level
Is Current Version : _IsCurrentVersion
Select : SelectTitle
Select : SelectFilename
Edit : Edit
owshiddenversion : owshiddenversion
UI Version : _UIVersion
Version : _UIVersionString
Instance ID : InstanceID
Order : Order
GUID : GUID
Workflow Version : WorkflowVersion
Workflow Instance ID : WorkflowInstanceID
Source Version (Converted Document) : ParentVersionString
Source Name (Converted Document) : ParentLeafName
Title : Title
Template Link : TemplateUrl
Html File Link : xd_ProgID
Is Signed : xd_Signature
Merge : Combine
Relink : RepairDocument
GUIDs :
ID : 1d22ea11-1e32-424e-89ab-9fedbadb6ce1
Content Type ID : 03e45e84-1992-4d42-9116-26f756012634
Content Type : c042a256-787d-4a6f-8a8a-cf6ab767f12d
Created : 8c06beca-0777-48f7-91c7-6da68bc07b69
Created By : 1df5e554-ec7e-46a6-901d-d85a3881cb18
Modified : 28cf69c5-fa48-462a-b5cd-27b6f9d2bd5f
Modified By : d31655d1-1d5b-4511-95a1-7a09e9b75bf2
Has Copy Destinations : 26d0756c-986a-48a7-af35-bf18ab85ff4a
Copy Source : 6b4e226d-3d88-4a36-808d-a129bf52bccf
Approval Status : fdc3b2ed-5bf2-4835-a4bc-b885f3396a61
Approver Comments : 34ad21eb-75bd-4544-8c73-0e08330291fe
URL Path : 94f89715-e097-4e8b-ba79-ea02aa8b7adb
Path : 56605df6-8fa1-47e4-a04c-5b384d59609f
Modified : 173f76c8-aebd-446a-9bc9-769a2bd2c18f
Created : 998b5cff-4a35-47a7-92f3-3914aa6aa4a2
File Size : 8fca95c0-9b7d-456f-8dae-b41ee2728b85
Item Type : 30bb605f-5bae-48fe-b4e3-1f81d9772af9
Effective Permissions Mask : ba3c27ee-4791-4867-8821-ff99000bac98
ID of the User who has the item Checked Out : a7b731a3-1df1-4d74-a5c6-e2efba617ae2
Is Checked out to local : cfaabd0f-bdbd-4bc2-b375-1e779e2cad08
Checked Out To : 3881510a-4e4a-4ee8-b102-8ee8e2d0dd4b
Name : 8553196d-ec8d-4564-9861-3dbe931050c8
Unique Id : 4b7403de-8d94-43e8-9f0f-137a3e298126
ProgId : c5c4b81c-f1d9-4b43-a6a2-090df32ebb68
ScopeId : dddd2420-b270-4735-93b5-92b713d0944d
Virus Status : 4a389cb9-54dd-4287-a71a-90ff362028bc
Checked Out To : 9d4adc35-7cc8-498c-8424-ee5fd541e43a
Check In Comment : 58014f77-5463-437b-ab67-eec79532da67
Checked Out To : e2a15dfd-6ab8-4aec-91ab-02f6b64045b0
Document Modified By : 822c78e3-1ea9-4943-b449-57863ad33ca9
Document Created By : 4dd7e525-8d6b-4cb4-9d3e-44ee25f973eb
File Type : 39360f11-34cf-4356-9945-25c44e68dade
HTML File Type : 0c5e0085-eb30-494b-9cdd-ece1d3c649a2
Source Url : c63a459d-54ba-4ab7-933a-dcf1c6fadec2
Shared File Index : 034998e9-bf1c-4288-bbbd-00eacfc64410
Edit Menu Table Start : 3c6303be-e21f-4366-80d7-d6d0a3b22c7a
Edit Menu Table End : 2ea78cef-1bf9-4019-960a-02c41636cb47
Name : 9d30f126-ba48-446b-b8f9-83745f322ebe
Name : 5cc6dc79-3710-4374-b433-61cb4a686c12
Type : 081c6e4c-5c14-4f20-b23e-1a71ceb6a67c
Server Relative URL : 105f76ce-724a-4bba-aece-f81f2fce58f5
Encoded Absolute URL : 7177cfc7-f399-4d4d-905d-37dd51bc90bf
Name : 7615464b-559e-4302-b8e2-8f440b913101
File Size : 78a07ba4-bda8-4357-9e0f-580d64487583
Property Bag : 687c7f94-686a-42d3-9b67-2782eac4b4f8
Level : 43bdd51b-3c5b-4e78-90a8-fb2087f71e70
Is Current Version : c101c3e7-122d-4d4d-bc34-58e94a38c816
Select : b1f7969b-ea65-42e1-8b54-b588292635f2
Select : 5f47e085-2150-41dc-b661-442f3027f552
Edit : 503f1caa-358e-4918-9094-4a2cdc4bc034
owshiddenversion : d4e44a66-ee3a-4d02-88c9-4ec5ff3f4cd5
UI Version : 7841bf41-43d0-4434-9f50-a673baef7631
Version : dce8262a-3ae9-45aa-aab4-83bd75fb738a
Instance ID : 50a54da4-1528-4e67-954a-e2d24f1e9efb
Order : ca4addac-796f-4b23-b093-d2a3f65c0774
GUID : ae069f25-3ac2-4256-b9c3-15dbc15da0e0
Workflow Version : f1e020bc-ba26-443f-bf2f-b68715017bbc
Workflow Instance ID : de8beacf-5505-47cd-80a6-aa44e7ffe2f4
Source Version (Converted Document) : bc1a8efb-0f4c-49f8-a38f-7fe22af3d3e0
Source Name (Converted Document) : 774eab3a-855f-4a34-99da-69dc21043bec
Title : fa564e0f-0c70-4ab9-b863-0177e6ddd247
Template Link : 4b1bf6c6-4f39-45ac-acd5-16fe7a214e5e
Html File Link : cd1ecb9f-dd4e-4f29-ab9e-e9ff40048d64
Is Signed : fbf29b2d-cae5-49aa-8e0a-29955b540122
Merge : e52012a0-51eb-4c0c-8dfb-9b8a0ebedcb6
Relink : 5d36727b-bcb2-47d2-a231-1f0bc63b7439
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)