Custom Actions in the AgilePoint Process Instance List Web Part

This section provides the steps to design and configure Custom Actions in the AgilePoint Process Instance List Web Part:

1. Code the Custom Actions.

   The user defined custom class needs to be derived from ICustomProcessInstanceAction and needs to implement the AddCustomActions method.

   Sample:

   public class CustomTaskListActions : ICustomProcessInstanceAction
           {
           public StringBuilder AddCustomActions(StringBuilder sb, string piid, string currentUser)
         {
         int count = 0;
         string formRenderUrl = "FormRender.aspx";
         formRenderUrl = formRenderUrl + "?PIID=" + piid;
         sb.Append(AddMenuItem(count.ToString(), "window.open('" + formRenderUrl + "')", "_layouts/images/edit.gif"));
         return sb;
         }
         
         private string AddMenuItem(string text, string actionUrl, string imageUrl)
         {
         if (imageUrl == null || imageUrl == string.Empty)
         {
         imageUrl = "/_layouts/AP/Image/warn16.gif";
         }
         string menuHtml = "<ie:menuitem id=\"" + Guid.NewGuid().ToString() + "\" type=\"option\" iconSrc=\"" + imageUrl + "\" onMenuClick=\"" + actionUrl + ";\" text=\"" + text + "\" title=\"" + text + "\" menuGroupId=\"2147483647\"></ie:menuitem>";
           return menuHtml;
           }
           }

2. Build and drop the assembly in the GAC and the bin directory of the SharePoint Web application.
3. Configure the Custom Action in the AgilePoint Process Instance List Web Part:

   This can be done in two ways:

   • Registering the custom assembly in the GAC. Add a new setting in the appSettings node with the key as “CustomProcessInstanceAction” and the value as “Class name, Assembly name”.

     For example:

     <add key="CustomAgilePointTaskActions" 
       value="SPCustomAction.CustomTaskListActions,SPCustomAction" />

   • Registering the Custom Assembly in the AgilePoint Configuration List.

     Add a new item in the AgilePoint Configuration List where the Application name is CustomProcessInstanceAction and the AP Setting Value is class name, assembly name