Work item to call an enhancement

[Sandy]

Hi Gavin.
If you execute your work item in UWL, it will render as an attachment.
It won't execute in paralel with primary method.
User can execute secondary method/ attachment as many as they want

2008/9/17 Gavin Mooney <gavinmooney at gmail.com>

> Hi Sandy,
>
> The enhancement shouldn't always be executed - it should only be executed
> if the user chooses to execute it. I think a secondary method would always
> be called?
>
> Thanks,
> Gavin
>
>
> On 17/09/2008, Sandy <maorriyan.santoso at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Gavin.
>> Hopefully I am not miss interpret your question.
>> So your main requirement is the enhancement need to be executed as many as
>> user wants without affecting current work item that has multiple BOR.
>> Can you just put the enhancement in secondary method?
>>
>> 2008/9/17 Gavin Mooney <gavinmooney at gmail.com>
>>
>>>  Hi everyone,
>>>
>>> I have a requirement for a work item. It needs to have a link to a couple
>>> of BOR objects (that's fine - we can just bind them in) and also a link to a
>>> custom enhancement. The users may not need to use all of these links, but
>>> they have to have the option should they need to. To call the enhancement we
>>> could use the method on the work item task but the problem is that if we did
>>> it this way then the enhancement would be called any time the user executes
>>> the work item, and many users seem to execute work items without realising
>>> it by double clicking to display them (rather than selecting the work item
>>> from the list and clicking display).
>>>
>>> Is there an easy way around this? We could make the work item a decision
>>> task where if the user wants to call the enhancement they select that option
>>> and the workflow calls the enhancement in the subsequent step. The problem
>>> with that is if the user clicks to execute the enhancement and then wants to
>>> go back to view the objects that we're binding in. It just all seems to get
>>> a bit messy.
>>>
>>> Hope I'm missing something obvious!
>>> Thanks,
>>> Gavin
>>>
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