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| | Sundeep Raina: Defining Variables in Xaml File Hi All ![]() i am working with Windows WorkFlow . and i need the help in How to Define new Parameters in Xaml File which is the format of Workflow. I know It will possible by Code writing but i need to play only with Xaml File Please do reply If some one knows Something Regarding the same. thanks and regards Sundeep Raina |
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| | Re: Sundeep Raina: Defining Variables in Xaml File If you do not want to used code-behind, consider the XAML as traditional XML or string; replace a certain string (e.g. '@yourparameter') or parse the XAML and insert a node where you want. You could use XSL as well. If you do not use code and do not want to parse the XML or the string I wouldn't know how you could define a parameter since there is no other way to 'talk' to XAML. |
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| | Re: Sundeep Raina: Defining Variables in Xaml File <SequenceActivity x:Name="MarketplaceSequence"> <ParallelActivity x:Name="MarketplaceFlow"> <SequenceActivity x:Name="SellerReceive"> <WebServiceInputActivity x:Name="webServiceInputActivity1" /> Now here i when i say web Service input in work flow i have input parametes in the property box . but if i want to add some more properties there such as Porttype , partner link throught xaml File .. how can i Do that </SequenceActivity> <SequenceActivity x:Name="BuyerReceive"> <WebServiceInputActivity x:Name="webServiceInputActivity2" /> </SequenceActivity> Illumineo wrote: > If you do not want to used code-behind, consider the XAML as > traditional XML or string; replace a certain string (e.g. > '@yourparameter') or parse the XAML and insert a node where you want. > You could use XSL as well. > If you do not use code and do not want to parse the XML or the string I > wouldn't know how you could define a parameter since there is no other > way to 'talk' to XAML. |
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