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Not able to open Smartobject event of a process in K2 Studio/Visual Studio

  • October 12, 2016
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Hi All,

 

When i am trying to open smartobject event of a Process in K2 Studio/ visual studio i am getting below error. 

 

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at SourceCode.Framework.PersistableObject.HandlePropertyChange(String name, T& localmember, T value, Boolean isReference, Boolean raiseBegin, Boolean raiseEnd)
at SourceCode.Framework.PersistableObject.OnNotifyPropertyChanged(String name, T& localmember, T value, Boolean isReference)
at SourceCode.Framework.PersistableObject.OnNotifyPropertyChanged(String name, T& localmember, T value)
at SourceCode.Workflow.Authoring.Event.set_WizardDefinition(WizardDefinition value)
at SourceCode.Workflow.Wizards.SmartObjects.SmartObjectEventWizard.InitializeWizard(WizardInitializeArgs e)
at SourceCode.Workflow.VisualDesigners.ProcessDesigner.RunWizard(IPropertyWizard[] wizardsToRun, Object[] wizardsInitializeArguments, IK2Object[] parents, Boolean delayedRun, Point dropPoint, Boolean mustCanConfigureInstance, Boolean showPropertiesOnNoGUI)

 

can someone help me to resolve above issue.

 

 

Regards,

Hemant

 

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    Good day H_M,


     


    The same error (Item is already contained in another Persistable Object) was presented while configuring a Records Management event in a K2 Designer to create a record from a SharePoint Document.


     


    According to this KB article https://help.k2.com/kb001499 this error was corrected by applying HotFix.  


     


    Another KB https://help.k2.com/kb001850 with a closely related issue also points out that an error of this nature or similar can be corrected by applying HotFix.


     


    When searching further, I also found the following blog https://medium.com/markus-blog/error-opening-k2-process-in-visual-studio-ecd5c89f3aff which recommends “Cleaning the K2 project” to resolve an error of this nature.


     


    I hope the above shared information is worth a value of a resolution or will assist by providing a direction on resolving this issue.


     


    Best regards,


    Abraham.

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