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May 2008 - Posts

Customizing Out of the Box K2 Reports and Replacing the Originals
There are multiple articles on exporting SQL Reporting Services “.RDL” files from SQL for customization and re-import using the K2 workspace interface: http://kb.k2workflow.com/articles/kb000189.aspx http://k2underground.com/blogs/pitchblack/archive/2008/05/15/extending-a-k2-report-in-visual-studio.aspx Read More...

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Activity Destination Users based upon a Repeating XML element
One of the lesser known new features of the expanded Destination Rule functionality of K2 blackpearl is the ability to very easily base Destination Users from a repeating XML node that contains a User ID. In K2 2003 this required a bit of coding in the Read More...

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Differences between Stop, Start and Sleep
A question that is sometimes asked is "what is the difference between stopping, starting and sleeeping within K2?". Start and Stop reside at the Process Instance level and accessible via K2 Workspace Management tooling or SourceCode.Workflow.Management Read More...

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One way to retrieve Sharepoint List Attachments through a SmartObject
There are K2 Service Object types for a multitude of resources. Recently a dynamic web service ServiceObject has been published in beta form that allows K2 to enumerate and access simple web services through SmartObjects. This document covers setting Read More...

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Attachment(s): List Attachments from Sharepoint with a Simple Custom Web Service.doc

How to generically iterate through associated SmartObjects
I was asked recently how one can load associated SmartObjects for a given SmO (SmartObject). I worked up the attached Console app as a quick example to provide guidance around this. In my environment I have an the following SmartObjects: - Order o OrderID Read More...

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Attachment(s): SmartObject Associations.zip

How to Decrypt a K2Hostserver.config file in Order to Add a New Connection String
In order to keep connection strings secure within the K2 config files, the K2 host server (K2HostServer.exe) will encrypt any plain text connections strings it finds when it starts up. While this does prevent it from being human readable, it also makes Read More...

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