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| | | Supreme Being
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| How can I change the state of a running workflow from my ASPX page?
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| | Hi Joseph, Did you mean, adding a new step in the workflow programmatically and publishing the same?
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| | | Supreme Being
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| Not really. I have an approval activity in the workflow. This approval is being programatically done from my ASPX page. I want the workflow to move to next step after this step.
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| | Hi Joseph, You can make use of WorkItem object for performing the same.
WorkItem _WorkItem = new WorkItem(new WorkflowObject("WorkflowName", new ApplicationObject("ApplicationName")), new Guid("758EAF52-D936-469F-A03E-E34FB8A2AEC3"));
_WorkItem.Submit("WebWorkList", "Approved", "", "", null);
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| | Hi Joseph, //You need to use the following Skelta namespaces. using Workflow.NET;
using Skelta.Core;
using Skelta.HWS;
using Skelta.HWS.WorkListChannel.Web;
using Skelta.HWS.WorkListChannel.Web.WorkItemListControl; public partial class CustomApproval : System.Web.UI.Page
{ // You must declare the object of WebWorkItemAdapter to act on Skelta activities from the custom page.
protected WebWorkItemAdapter adapter; Handle "Approve" button click event as follows.
protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
adapter = new WebWorkItemAdapter();
adapter.ProcessWebChannelRequest();
adapter.CurrentWorkItem.Submit(adapter.ChannelName, "Approved", "", "");
}
} Hope this information was helpful. Assuring you of our support at all times
Regards, BiNo |
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