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Jody L. Clayton

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Dec 6, 2000, 12:11:05 PM12/6/00
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Tim:

When making the call to the wf_engine.completeactivity API, is the activity
value passed into the API the name of the block activity to be completed. For
example-
I have a function activity that calls wf_standard.block with an internal name
of 'STATUS_1' and it is marked as a start activity in a process. To simulate
this update from the legacy application, I will make the following call:

wf_engine.CompleteActivity('OEOH', '4956', 'STATUS_1', NULL)

Is this correct?

Thanks

Jody Clayton

Tim Roveda wrote:

> Waits can reference the absolute or relative time in an item attribute.
> Realize that this value must be assigned BEFORE (or as) the WAIT activity
> is being executed.
>
> With the information you described, I suggest you look into modeling a
> block activity, which is cleared when the external function performs an API
> call to ContinueProcess API.
>
> Tim Roveda.
>
> "Jody L. Clayton" wrote:
>
> > Workflow Experts:
> >
> > Can I create a custom attribute and use it as the 'Wait' criteria for
> > the standard wait activity? We are trying to demo a external update to
> > a workflow process and were thinking about using the wait activity and
> > then using the API-set_item_attribute to set the value. This is a POC
> > to mimic a legacy system update to an order in Oracle Management.
> >
> > Any other ideas are welcome.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Jody Clayton
>
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> Tim Roveda
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Tim Roveda

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Dec 6, 2000, 7:49:22 PM12/6/00
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that should work. You can be more explicit by qualifying the label with the
process name
example:
wf_engine.CompleteActivity('OEOH', '4956', 'NEW_PORCESS:STATUS_1', NULL);

Tim

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