I found that you can use Pick activity and this activity will contain a few PickBranches, each of which contains a Trigger and an Action. How do I tie the Trigger activity to any .NET event? for example, Timer.Tick event, Key pressed event, or perhaps my own event?
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You don't directly. A WF activity can use a bookmark and wait for that bookmark to be resumed. Now you are free to resume a bookmark based on some .NET event or a key press but you still have to code that part.
Maurice
2010-10-28 10:51:04
how about the pickbranch activity? do I can only specify a custom activity as Trigger?
Louis Rhys
2010-10-29 06:19:00
You can also use a Delay of Receive activity. Or in theory any other activity as the criteria is the first trigger to complete.
Maurice
2010-10-29 10:26:10