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| | Sundeep Raina:) variables being handled in Workflow and How to declare New Variables Hi and Microsoft People ![]() Please Can Some one Tell me abt wheather variables being handled in Workflow and How to declare New Variables |
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| | RE: Sundeep Raina:) variables being handled in Workflow and How to dec You can pass in variables in a Dictionary, where the keys of the Dictionary should correspond to public writeable properties in your workflow class. As for retrieving variables back out after the workflow is completed, you need to subscribe to the WorkflowCompleted event on you workflow runtime instance and retrieve the OutputParameters Dictionary from the WorkflowCompletedEventArgs. The items in that Dictionary will correspond to any public readable properties in your workflow class. I also typically have variables that may be set during some custom activity. I expose those using public properties on that activity, and the activity (and its public properties) is available to the rest of the workflow. Does that answer your question? "raisundeep@gmail.com" wrote: > Hi and Microsoft People ![]() > Please Can Some one Tell me abt wheather variables being handled in > Workflow and How to declare New Variables > > |
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