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  1. Red Hat Process Automation Manager
  2. RHPAM-4262

Cannot open created project - FileSystem Index fails - NullPointerException

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    • 7.13.0.GA
    • Business Central, Cloud
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      • BC Cluster on Premise
      • RHDG 8.2/8.3
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      1. Start Business Central Cluster on Premise
      2. Create or import a project.
      3. Open the project.
      4. Dialog with error is displayed, Error is present in the Alerts panel.
      5. It is not possible to create an asset. Indexing is broken.
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      Start Business Central Cluster on Premise Create or import a project. Open the project. Dialog with error is displayed, Error is present in the Alerts panel. It is not possible to create an asset. Indexing is broken.

      After importing or creating a project, dialog with NullPointerException is dislayed and indexing error is present in the Alerts panel.

      There is also error in the RHPAM server log

      12:35:38,854 ERROR [org.uberfire.ext.metadata.io.BatchIndex] (Thread-174) FileSystem Index fails. [@https://myapp-rhpamcentr-tdavidha.project.openshiftdomain:443/git/aaa/bbb]:  java.lang.NullPointerException

        1. [03169883] - RHPAM fail to index branches.eml
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        2. error_dialog.png
          error_dialog.png
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        3. myapp-datagrid-0.log
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        4. myapp-rhpamcentr-2-2k5cf.log
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        5. myapp-rhpamcentr-2-74bs4.log
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        6. rhpam_error.txt
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              eignatow Eder Ignatowicz
              tdavid@redhat.com Tomas David
              Tomas David Tomas David
              Tomas David Tomas David
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