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Imported object does not link to workflow

Hi all,

I am currently setting up Smart Migration and facing an issue where when new object is migrated from a folder via smart migration, the object does not associated to a workflow eventhough i have set up the workflow for that object class in admin console. I have also check the force this workflow for a new object

Is there any ways to ensure that the new object is link to the default workflow set?

Thanks

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bright-ideas.dk over 1 year ago +1 suggested

When using Discovery you can set a "trigger" property and have an event handler react to this trigger and set the workflow. The same is probably possible in Smart Discovery. You should remove or change…

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0 bright-ideas.dk over 1 year ago

When using Discovery you can set a "trigger" property and have an event handler react to this trigger and set the workflow. The same is probably possible in Smart Discovery. You should remove or change the trigger property in the process to avoid a loop.
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0 bright-ideas.dk over 1 year ago

When using Discovery you can set a "trigger" property and have an event handler react to this trigger and set the workflow. The same is probably possible in Smart Discovery. You should remove or change the trigger property in the process to avoid a loop.
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0 nurshahirah over 1 year ago in reply to bright-ideas.dk

Hello,

I am currently looking at Discovery but could not find a way to set the trigger you mentioned above. Can you explain further on how can i achieve that configuration?
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0 bright-ideas.dk over 1 year ago in reply to nurshahirah

In the configuration for Discovery you can set a Target Property. I have used that to add a lookup property to the discovered objects and set the value to one particular item from a short value list. The event handler then responds, does its trickery and sets a different value in the property to avoid loops.
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