A client ask me to help troubleshoot one of their workflows. The problem was an inconsistent issue; sometimes it worked, and sometimes it did not. So I jumped on to my SPD 2007 to take a look at their workflow. I could not see anything obvious in the workflow, logs and error reports. It was getting late, so I called it a night. The next morning I logged back into my SPD 2007 to see if I missed something on the workflow when I received the following error.
It worked last night, what has changed? Well the client had recently set up a second web front end (WFE), and a network load balance (NLB) piece of hardware. I had read through a couple of posts...
- http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sharepointworkflow/thread/9874845b-9bf0-4723-9142-7384bbbcb1a6
- http://blog.qumsieh.ca/2010/01/16/failed-to-load-workflow-error-in-sharepoint-designer/
And while reading the second post, it hit me to check the web.config on the WFEs to make sure that they are identical. It turned out that I was missing an authorizedType Assembly in one of the web.config files. After adding the line back in, all was happy again.
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