Platform SDK: Exchange 2000 Server |
[This is preliminary documentation and subject to change.]
The workflow engine calls this method when a process instance transition gets aborted and the action table specifies a custom COM object as the compensating action. The custom COM object must implement this method.
[Visual Basic,VBScript] Sub CompensatingAction(pSession as WorkflowSession) [C++] HRESULT _stdcall CompensatingAction(IWorkflowSession* pSession); [IDL] HRESULT _stdcall CompensatingAction([in] IWorkflowSession* pSession);
When your action table includes the ProgID of a custom COM object as a compensating action, the workflow engine will create an instance of your COM object and call the CompensatingAction method that your COM object has implemented. COM objects can only be created in privileged-mode workflows, so the engine first checks to see if this ProcessInstance belongs to a privileged-mode workflow.
In order to use this interface, you need to create your own COM object. If you implemented the following code in a dynamic link library and used the ProgID of your dll in the CompensatingAction field of a row in your workflow action table, when the workflow engine used that row the following CompensatingAction would execute for an aborted ProcessInstance transition:
Implements CDOWF.ICustomActivity Sub SendMail(MySubject, ByVal pSession As CDOWF.IWorkflowSession) Set MyMsg = CreateObject("CDO.Message") MyMsg.From = WorkflowSession.Sender MyMsg.To = MyMsg.From MyMsg.Subject = MySubject MyMsg.TextBody = pSession.StateFrom & " -> " & pSession.StateTo MyMsg.Send End Sub Sub CompensatingAction(ByVal pSession As CDOWF.IWorkflowSession) SendMail "Compensating Action", pSession End Sub Function EvaluateCondition(ByVal pSession As CDOWF.IWorkflowSession) As Boolean End Function Sub ExecuteAction(ByVal pSession As CDOWF.IWorkflowSession) End Sub
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