Hi guys, I just started looking into workflows in .net 3.0, so please bear with me...
I want to create a workflow with many activities. The first one simply initializes a bunch of instance variables. The other activities work with these variables to run the project. I'll then create a workflow in a separate project to simply call these different
activities. Unfortunately, I'm unsure how to go about doing this.
I've found a bunch of tutorials in which a workflow passes a value to an activity and then the activity performs an action based on the passed value, however I haven't seen any examples in which the the variables are all passed back & forth within the activities,
and are never returned to the workflow. I merely want my workflow to be a "staging point" to call the different activities, nothing more. The workflow will never perform a single action other than calling activities.
Does anyone know how to do this or know of any tutorials I can look into?
Goalie35
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Workflow activities in 3.0: Passing values from 1 activity to another?
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Hi guys, I just started looking into workflows in .net 3.0, so please bear with me...
I want to create a workflow with many activities. The first one simply initializes a bunch of instance variables. The other activities work with these variables to run the project. I'll then create a workflow in a separate project to simply call these different activities. Unfortunately, I'm unsure how to go about doing this.
I've found a bunch of tutorials in which a workflow passes a value to an activity and then the activity performs an action based on the passed value, however I haven't seen any examples in which the the variables are all passed back & forth within the activities, and are never returned to the workflow. I merely want my workflow to be a "staging point" to call the different activities, nothing more. The workflow will never perform a single action other than calling activities.
Does anyone know how to do this or know of any tutorials I can look into?
Thanks.
Regards,
Goalie35