Saturday, July 14, 2018

Create Event Handlers Workflow

Event handlers are used to execute business logic at specific points in the life of a
workflow. They can be implemented at the workflow level, for example when the
workflow is started or completed, or at an element level, for example when
anyone approves or rejects a step in the approval.


Event handlers are implemented by creating a class that implements one or more
of the EventHandler interfaces. The interfaces at the workflow level are as
follows:


Event Description
WorkflowStarted
EventHandler
This event occurs when the workflow instance starts.
WorkflowCompleted
EventHandler
This event occurs when the workflow instance ends
after it is completed.
WorkflowCanceled
EventHandler
This event occurs when the workflow instance ends
after it is canceled. Use this event handler to perform
any clean up operations needed.
WorkflowConfig
DataChangeEvent
Handler
This event occurs when a workflow changes. Use this
event handler to identify when a workflow has
changed. For example, if you create an association
between the application data and a workflow, this
event would be raised if the workflow was deleted or
updated so that application code could be invoked or
respond in some way.




Best Regards,
Hossein Karimi

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