Hello,

we know how to build assemblies and how to use it in a rule form but we need
to use a result of an assembly in an e-mail.

For a better understanding here is an example.
The content of a rule form:
when chance is created
myAssembly: ID-string (myAssembly is the name of the assembly call,
ID-string is the action name)
E-Mail To: owner; Subject: new chance
Stop

Now some questions: How can I use ID-string, the result of myAssembly(), in
the following e-mail (there is no field or
something to store a result)? How to get the result of an action into
E-Mails? And
very general: where can I get more information about programming workflow
rules and forms?

Thank you for answering

Mathias Bohm

Re: using assemblies in workflows by Jeffry

Jeffry
Thu Dec 29 12:42:36 CST 2005

If the method in your assembly returns a result, you should be able to
access it through the ID-string property.

So when you want to insert that value into your e-mail, it should appear in
the list of entities when you choose "New" and then "Dynamic Value". At
least, that's the way it works for me.

HTH,

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Jeffry van de Vuurst
CWR Mobility
www.cwrmobility.com
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"MBohm" <mbo@cancom.de> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> we know how to build assemblies and how to use it in a rule form but we
> need
> to use a result of an assembly in an e-mail.
>
> For a better understanding here is an example.
> The content of a rule form:
> when chance is created
> myAssembly: ID-string (myAssembly is the name of the assembly call,
> ID-string is the action name)
> E-Mail To: owner; Subject: new chance
> Stop
>
> Now some questions: How can I use ID-string, the result of myAssembly(),
> in
> the following e-mail (there is no field or
> something to store a result)? How to get the result of an action into
> E-Mails? And
> very general: where can I get more information about programming workflow
> rules and forms?
>
> Thank you for answering
>
> Mathias Bohm
>
>