Terminate The Workflow
- Hi All,
I am using the Terminate control of the Windows Workflow to terminate the workflow based on the condition in the ifElseActivityblock. The problem i am facing is to attach the event to the Terminate control to terminate the workflow.
Any help will be appreciated
regards
Ajeet
Answers
Hi,
The IfElse activity works like a classic If statement in a high-level programming language. It may contain any number of condition-based branches and also a default branch to fall into if no other condition is met.
By default, IfElse activity has two branches, and new branches can be added by right-clicking and selecting Add Branch from the context menu. When the runtime engine reaches an IfElse activity it begins evaluating the condition of the various branches proceeding from the left to right. The condition of each branch is determined and the first branch that evaluates to true is run. You can alter the evaluation order of the branches by moving branches around through the commands in the activity's context menu. To enable a branch, you need to specify a valid condition. You specify a condition in either of two ways—through an expression or through a piece of code.
For more information about Workflow Activities, please refer to the following articles:
A Tour of Windows Workflow Activities
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163529.aspx
Building an Expense Report Approval Workflow for SharePoint Server 2007 Using Visual Studio 2008
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc627283.aspx
Hope this helps.
Rock Wang
Rock Wang– MSFT- Marked As Answer byAjeet Nigam Tuesday, November 10, 2009 4:07 AM
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Hi,
The IfElse activity works like a classic If statement in a high-level programming language. It may contain any number of condition-based branches and also a default branch to fall into if no other condition is met.
By default, IfElse activity has two branches, and new branches can be added by right-clicking and selecting Add Branch from the context menu. When the runtime engine reaches an IfElse activity it begins evaluating the condition of the various branches proceeding from the left to right. The condition of each branch is determined and the first branch that evaluates to true is run. You can alter the evaluation order of the branches by moving branches around through the commands in the activity's context menu. To enable a branch, you need to specify a valid condition. You specify a condition in either of two ways—through an expression or through a piece of code.
For more information about Workflow Activities, please refer to the following articles:
A Tour of Windows Workflow Activities
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163529.aspx
Building an Expense Report Approval Workflow for SharePoint Server 2007 Using Visual Studio 2008
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc627283.aspx
Hope this helps.
Rock Wang
Rock Wang– MSFT- Marked As Answer byAjeet Nigam Tuesday, November 10, 2009 4:07 AM
- Hi Rock Wang,
This post is really helpfull. Much appreciated.
Regards
Ajeet
