Reference event wizard

Last post 08-22-2008, 1:44 AM by Bob. 2 replies.
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  •  08-21-2008, 10:12 AM 25618

    Reference event wizard

    Hi,

    Does anybody know that if we can call web service or customer function in Blackpoint?  I'm not sure if Reference event wizard can call web service or function.

    Please help!

     

    Thanks in advance 

     

     

     

  •  08-21-2008, 5:11 PM 25623 in reply to 25618

    Re: Reference event wizard

    That is exactly what the Reference Wizard is intended for.  It can interact with a WebService, .Net assembly or WCF Service.  You'll need to add a reference to the webservice/.NET assembly/WCF Service via the Process Reference button within K2 Studio before it is available to be used within the References Wizard.
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  •  08-22-2008, 1:44 AM 25627 in reply to 25623

    Re: Reference event wizard

    Just to provide a little more detail on my post.  You reference the webservices/assembly/WCF service via the 'References' icon on the K2 Studio ribbon when you have a process open.  Alternatively you can use the Ctrl-R shortcut key.  Once you've pointed it at your external reference, you can then drag out the Reference Event from the 'Event Wizards' tool box.  You'll then be prompted to configure this event.  This wizard permits you to leverage true objects, much like if you were writing code.  By that I mean, you can load an object, get/set properties and make multiple calls to various object methods all within a single event.  As such you will be prompted to select a constructor for your reference (you'll be presented with a list of available process references to choose from).  Once the constructor is selected and configured you can then add in the desired method(s).  Again this constructor and method config is all done within a single References Event wizard.

    HTH.


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