Questions Tagged With runtime

Ports opened by the Engine

Stelt0 — Fri, 29 Mar 2019 02:59:06 -0400

Hello Ivy Team,

Do we have somewhere a list of all ports that Axon.Ivy Engine is opening ? I know only for the HTTP(s) and AJP ports. Do we have others that are opening behind the scenes ?

We found a port conflict with another application on port 9999 on one of our instances. I was not aware that this port was used by the Engine and I don`t know where to configure it.

I found only this occurrence in the settings:

How can we configure this one to listen on another port ?

Best Regards, Yordan

Task Overview / Case Overview

Gabriele — Tue, 07 Nov 2017 04:18:03 -0500

Hi AxonIvy Team, after running a process instance there is in the "Task Overview" and "Case Overview" start time and end time shown of each task and each case instance. Now I am wondering if it is possible to get this data in ivy script for further use? Thanks in advance for help.

How to start an Axon.ivy project in a Docker container

DanielGauch — Fri, 20 Jan 2017 11:22:37 -0500

I saw, that there is an "unofficial" docker image of the Axon.ivy engine available here: axonivy-engine on Docker Hub

The Docker way of running an application in a container is to include the application itself in the image, rather than just providing the execution environment in an container. Is there a way to run the whole application (aka Axon.ivy project) in a container?

Get Taskruntime

Gabriele — Wed, 19 Oct 2016 11:21:13 -0400

Hello, I need to know the runtime of a task in a running process. I found a method to get a taskruntime in a process but it is not that easy I expected. Now my question, is there a less complicated way to get the runtime of a task? My way: It is written in the call tab of a user dialog in between 2 task symbols

ivy.log.info("Startzeit Task "+in.startTaskTime);

It is written in a script step behind the task whilst in.nummer the case nubmer is to get the last entry

TaskQuery  tazk = TaskQuery.create().where().name().isEqual("Task1Name");
Recordset taskZeit = ivy.wf.getTaskQueryExecutor().getRecordset(tazk.groupBy().endTimestamp());
ivy.log.info("TaskEndeZeit2: "+taskZeit.getColumn("ENDTIMESTAMP").get(in.nummer));

Runtime Exception Handling

Florian Heinrich — Fri, 30 Oct 2015 15:19:35 -0400

Hello ivy-team, is it possible to handle unexpected Exceptions like RuntimeExceptions? For example, we would like to send an email with all exception information to our developer team and display a specific error message. We would like to display this message in the current user dialog (JSF) and not redirect to an other error page. I tried to create a CustomExceptionHandlerFactory and set this class as exception-handler-factory in the faces-config.xml. Doing this in the Project webContent/WEB-INF/faces-config.xml has no effect. Doing this in the Designer webapps/ivy/WEB-INF/faces-config.xml throws a ClassNotFoundException. Could you please explain how to do this or is there a nicer way?