Bielby - Friday, June 17, 2011 9:17 AM:
I open the Innovator and as soon as I click on anything to begin I get this error saying "Could not find a part of the path 'C:Program FilesArasInnovatorInnovatorServerdll(random letters and numbers. Different each time)"
Please help!
Ronan - Friday, June 17, 2011 11:54 AM:
Hi,
This folder is the folder used to store temporary method files.
- Check that IIS has write access.
- If you delete all the files in this folder, are they recreated when you click stuff in Innovator?
?
Ronan Jouchet - PLM Consultant, Processia Solutions
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Bielby - Friday, June 17, 2011 12:02 PM:
Actually I figured it out. I had the Aras Innovator set to Read-Only. But i do have another question. Am I supposed to be able to have promotions because it gives me another error saying "No Promotions Available"
eric_h - Monday, June 20, 2011 3:05 PM:
Bielby,
I am pretty new to this, but I think the idea is that things that have lifecycles/states attached to them can be promoted to the next state as defined in the lifecycle. The issue though is that you need to define within the lifecycle definition if someone has the permission to manually promote an item. You assign a "role" (identity) to the "transitions" that are between lifecycle "states". I think most of the out of the box lifecycles have the transitions assigned to the Aras PLM identity which isn't actually tied to anyone, just an internal server identity. Therefore you cannot manually promote an item since you don't have permission to do so. Most people end up promoting to different lifecycle states via the promotion functionality that is part of workflows. The idea is that through a workflow approval process you advance the lifecycle state of an item. Hope this helps.
Eric
