workflows and w3wp

Freddy Julyan

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Hi,

I've created a new workflow very similar to the ready for translation workflow. But as soon as the workflow is added to the web.config (even it is not link to any events) the cpu max out (w3wp takes all the processing power)

I've tracked it down to the following line in the code

EPiServer.Implementation.Serialization.TypeSchemaBuilder.RegisterSchemaAndType(type.ToString(), type);

As soon as this line is added, the cpu goes crazy but obviously without it, the workflow doesn't work.

Can't find schema System.Collections.Generic.List`1[Business.Workflows.NewContentItem] to deserialize against

Does anyone have any idea why this might be the case. The functionality of the workflow is fine, it is all doing what it is suppose to do except the cpu issue.

#36108

Jan 14, 2010 11:35

Freddy Julyan

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Ps. It only happens if the line in bold is included.

Type type = null;
if (Context.Repository.SchemaForType(typeof(NewContentItem)) == null)
{
        type = typeof(NewContentItem);
        EPiServer.Implementation.Serialization.TypeSchemaBuilder.RegisterSchemaAndType(type.ToString(), type);
}
if (Context.Repository.SchemaForType(typeof(List<NewContentItem>)) == null)
{
        type = typeof(List<NewContentItem>);
        EPiServer.Implementation.Serialization.TypeSchemaBuilder.RegisterSchemaAndType(type.ToString(), type);
}

#36109

Jan 14, 2010 11:44

Freddy Julyan

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This happened because there was an error in the workflow, an empty task.

#37803

Mar 19, 2010 16:44

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