When user transists workflow , it doesn't work and without any error information .
I checked JIRA log, I saw this error information.
"http-nio-8080-exec-223 ERROR ext.dongfang.qin 909x1996959x1 1r3m9op 10.174.190.13 /secure/CommentAssignIssue.jspa [webwork.util.ValueStack] query="/tabsWithErrors" {[id="null" type="5" values=""]} {[id="tabsWithErrors" type="8" values=""]}"
does anyone know some possibility about it? Thanks
That looks like an application server log recording a page failure, I think you need to read the application log for the underlying errors.
Could you look at <jira home>/logs/atlassian-jira.log for errors at the time you try to use the transition? Also, could you describe "it doesn't work"?
Thanks for you reply
It doesn't work means, when I click my workflow button, it doesn't entre next status, and no error message , just nothing happen in issue page. I check the log information backgroud , I found one error message like I write in description when I did my transist workflow operation
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Ok, that sounds like the failure is happening at the beginning of the transition. What does the log file say is happening when you click?
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the log file shows "http-nio-8080-exec-223 ERROR ext.dongfang.qin 909x1996959x1 1r3m9op 10.174.190.13 /secure/CommentAssignIssue.jspa [webwork.util.ValueStack] query="/tabsWithErrors" {[id="null" type="5" values=""]} {[id="tabsWithErrors" type="8" values=""]}""
that's the problem, I have no idea with the log file shows
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Again, could you read the application log, as I asked in the original answer?
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