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New Import Feature in Joget DX 8 version 8.1 onwards.

  • Joget DX 8 version 8.1 onwards support zipping folder like `crm_1` from app_src folder and use it to import app.
  • This feature will support the use of zipped files from app_src folder to be imported into Joget DX.
    • Steps to use this feature  
      • Go to installation folder/wflow/app_src/<app name> eg: crm
      • Zip one of the app's version folder eg: crm_1


      • Import the zip 


      • A new app version for the crm app should be created. (Version 2) (new app if does not exist) 

Import App Troubleshooting

There will be cases where you will get an error when importing an app to a new Joget DX Environment.

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Figure 6: Import Error

These are potential errors that could cause the error and how to fix it.

  1. java.sql.SQLException: Column 'id' cannot be null in Joget log. 
    • The error was caused by a missing id in the appDefinition.xml of the exported app.
    • To fix this, go to the exported app .jwa file and open appDefinition.xml, this requires you to search id one-by-one to check if there's an id with no value.Image Added
    • In the figure above, in line 1441, an Environment Variable id's value is not set. In this sample case, we will set the id with "test".
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    • Replace the "<id>test</id>" with the correctly declared one from your original app to avoid possible conflict / mismatch, save it in your .jwa file and test the app import again.
    • The error should not re-occur.

App Configuration Management

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Caution: If the app's transaction records are huge, export and import of the app could take a long time and may cause a performance issue for other Joget users. If you have a lot of data records, it is better to use a database utility to perform a database SQLdump.

Figure 7: Exporting An App

Related Documentation

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