SucceedingRule Class

SourceCode.Workflow.Authoring Namespace : SucceedingRule Class

The SucceedingRule object contains the rule logic used by Activity objects during execution of the process. The SucceedingRule determines the outcome of an activity based on the rules build around the completed and outstanding work items assigned to workflow participants.

Object Model

Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration)

Public MustInherit Class SucceedingRule 
   Inherits ExecutableItem
   Implements SourceCode.Framework.Deployment.IDeployable, SourceCode.Framework.IValidationContainer, IExtenderConfigProvider, IPlaceHolderContainer, IRequireReferences 

Visual Basic (Usage)

Dim instance As SucceedingRule

C#

public abstract class SucceedingRule : ExecutableItem, SourceCode.Framework.Deployment.IDeployable, SourceCode.Framework.IValidationContainer, IExtenderConfigProvider, IPlaceHolderContainer, IRequireReferences  

C++/CLI

public ref class SucceedingRule abstract : public ExecutableItem, SourceCode.Framework.Deployment.IDeployable, SourceCode.Framework.IValidationContainer, IExtenderConfigProvider, IPlaceHolderContainer, IRequireReferences  

Inheritance Hierarchy

System.Object
   SourceCode.Framework.PersistableObject
      SourceCode.Framework.PersistableContainerObject
         SourceCode.Workflow.Authoring.ExecutableItem
            SourceCode.Workflow.Authoring.SucceedingRule
               SourceCode.Workflow.Design.DefaultSucceedingRule
               SourceCode.Workflow.Design.Interop.InteropSucceedingRule
               SourceCode.Workflow.Design.Outcome.Base.OutcomeSucceedingRule
               SourceCode.Workflow.Design.SimpleRules.SimpleSucceedingRule

Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2