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August 2008 - Posts

How to pass the K2 context object to a .NET class
Sometimes it is useful to be able to incorporate a .NET class into a K2 process and then simply pass the 'K2' object to it. You can find the 'K2' object by right clicking on an entity within the Visual Studio K2 process design canvas and selecting 'View Read More...

by Bob | 1 Comments

VPC config instructions for disk differencing and network access
I had a request from a customer for instruction on setting up a VPC to use differencing disks. Attached is a word document you pass around to this affect. It also includes instructions on configuring a VPC based server to safely access your network through Read More...

by Joseph | 0 Comments


Attachment(s): Configuring a new VPC instance to use differencing disks.doc

HowTo URL link that will download files directly from a SmartBox SmartObject
Attached is a project with two forms. If you want to play with the code and watch it work: - deploy the Attachments.sodx SmartObject - Open the web app solution - debug (F5) default.aspx - make sure the BPHostServer is to your BP Server - make sure that Read More...

by Joseph | 0 Comments


Attachment(s): TestSmartObjectFiles.zip

Howto do process datafield comparisons without complex line rules
You may come across the requirement to compare data input in one activity against the same data input in a later "verify" activity. This need is common in data entry shops and workflow is a perfect way to handle these applications. However, entering 15 Read More...

by Joseph | 0 Comments


Attachment(s): DataEntryVerifyComparison-ClassLibrary.zip

K2 process errors after submitting an InfoPath form used by a Client Event
By default, when an InfoPath form is submitted, it will ask the user if he/she would like to save the form. InfoPath also will then give a "form was submitted successfully" message. This can potentially create problems for a form that is being used by Read More...

by Bob | 0 Comments

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