读取Statemachine工作流程中定义的不同状态 [英] Reading different State defined in Statemachine workflow
问题描述
我们使用代码分离模板创建了一个工作流程,并将其编译成一个程序集。现在我们如何在另一个.net程序的编译程序集中读取状态名称,状态之间的事务处理箭头等不同状态。这些不同的状态被视为不同的任务,这需要从主机应用程序分配给不同的用户。请提出意见
敬意的是Sreejith
Hi,
We have created a workflow using code separation template and compiled it into an assembly. Now how can we read different states like state name, transisaction arrows between the states, within the compiled assembly from another .net program. These different states are considered as different tasks and this need to be assigned to different users from the host application. Please advice
regards
Sreejith
推荐答案
嗨Sreejith,
我问了一个类似的问题,但还没有答案。
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/windowsworkflowfoundation/thread/23c4d97f-68f9-48b2-8919-1b551df4d3b9
希望有
Hi Sreejith,
I asked a similar question, but no answers yet.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/windowsworkflowfoundation/thread/23c4d97f-68f9-48b2-8919-1b551df4d3b9
hope there is
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trackingItem.DataValue = txtBizUnit.Text; options.TrackingDataItems.Add(trackingItem); options.TrackingDataItems.Add(trackingItem); } options.statename(strStateName ); workflows = trackingQuery.GetWorkflows(options); options.statename(strStateName); workflows = trackingQuery.GetWorkflows(options); 但我认为没有。 But I don't thinkthere is any. 这篇关于读取Statemachine工作流程中定义的不同状态的文章就介绍到这了,希望我们推荐的答案对大家有所帮助,也希望大家多多支持IT屋!
在我的应用程序上试用了一个月之后,在我看来,WF 3.0对于业务应用程序来说并不是一个好的,它更适用于系统级应用程序。
我可能会放弃使用WF并自己编写代码。
After trying it for one month on my app,
in my opinion, WF 3.0 isn't really a good one for business applications, it's more for system level applications.
I will probably give up using WF and write code on my own.