I have browsed through the knowledge base and the forums regarding methods of capturing the originator of a process. The method of choice is to create a data field and update this field with the information.
My question is, how is this done?
I have tried methods I have used successfully to update other data fields, but can not get this one to work.
Thanks,
JR
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All you should need to do is:
- Create a process datafield called "Originator".
- Within a Server Event, put the following line of code:
K2.ProcessInstance.DataFields["Originator"].Value = K2.ProcessInstance.Originator.FQN;
Please note the Originator is a K2ROM User object. FQN (Fully Qualified Name) is one of the properties. You may be interested in checking out if others are more approrpiate for you.
- Create a process datafield called "Originator".
- Within a Server Event, put the following line of code:
K2.ProcessInstance.DataFields["Originator"].Value = K2.ProcessInstance.Originator.FQN;
Please note the Originator is a K2ROM User object. FQN (Fully Qualified Name) is one of the properties. You may be interested in checking out if others are more approrpiate for you.
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Please bear with me, I am not a code writer, but was assigned this task.
My server event has the following code:
Sub Main(ByVal K2 As ServerEventContext)
K2.Synchronous = True
K2.ProcessInstance.DataFields["Originator"].Value = K2.ProcessInstance.Originator.FQN
End Sub
I get the following errors when I compile the solution:
Line 3: Property access must assign to the property or use its value.
Line 3: Identifier expected
Thank you,
JR
My server event has the following code:
Sub Main(ByVal K2 As ServerEventContext)
K2.Synchronous = True
K2.ProcessInstance.DataFields["Originator"].Value = K2.ProcessInstance.Originator.FQN
End Sub
I get the following errors when I compile the solution:
Line 3: Property access must assign to the property or use its value.
Line 3: Identifier expected
Thank you,
JR
+9
I believe proper VB.NET syntax should be (note the "(" instead of the "[", which is C#):
K2.ProcessInstance.DataFields("Originator").Value = K2.ProcessInstance.Originator.FQN
Sorry for any confusion.
I hope this helps.
K2.ProcessInstance.DataFields("Originator").Value = K2.ProcessInstance.Originator.FQN
Sorry for any confusion.
I hope this helps.
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Bob,
Thank you, that fixes the problem.
JR
Thank you, that fixes the problem.
JR
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