Methods / Methods for Manual Work Items (Tasks) |
Web Services
Creates a manual work item that is linked to another manual work item. The extended parameter bDependent is used to specify the dependency between the original work item and the linked work item. If bDependent is false, the work items are independent, just like CreateLinkedWorkItem().If bDependent is true, the original (source) work item cannot be marked as completed before new work item has been completed.
public virtual WFEvent CreateLinkedWorkItemEx(string SourceWorkItemID, string WorkToPerform, string UserID, WFTimeDuration duration, string ClientData, bool bDependent)
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SourceWorkItemID |
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WorkToPerform |
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UserID |
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duration |
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ClientData |
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bDependent |
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WFEvent object that provides the status of the transaction. The possible statuses are:
IWFWorkflowService svc = base.GetWorkflowService(); // get existing work item string workItemID = ..// for example, "90CF843AC57644058A391FBFA030F607" try { // Get the source WFManualWorkItem object WFManualWorkItem SourceWorkItem = svc.GetWorkItem(workItemID) string WorkToPerform = sourceWorkItem.Name; //different WorkToPerform can be used if desired WFTimeDuration duration = new WFTimeDuration("15", WFTimeUnit.DAY, false); string UserID = @"[DOMAIN NAME]\username"; //the participant of the linked work item WFEvent evt = svc.CreateLinkedWorkItem( SourceWorkItem.WorkItemID, WorkToPerform, UserID, duration, null, true); } catch( Exception ex) { Console.WriteLine("Failed! " + ShUtil.GetSoapMessage(ex)); }
4.6 and above