Difference between revisions of "Activity:GetCustomizedSystemObject (Activity)"
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+ | The GetCustomizedSystemObject Activity gets the custom object representing a {{UBIK}} system object. The activity is generic, which means the user has to define the type of the output variable at design time. | ||
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{{ActivityInfoBox | {{ActivityInfoBox | ||
| title = Get CustomizedSystem Object | | title = Get CustomizedSystem Object | ||
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| version = 2.2+ | | version = 2.2+ | ||
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This activity is used to read a value of a property of an object, where the property is identified by its name. The value is passed as an OutArgument for further processing. | This activity is used to read a value of a property of an object, where the property is identified by its name. The value is passed as an OutArgument for further processing. | ||
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Get the customizing object of a given object: | Get the customizing object of a given object: | ||
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| Success|| Connect this argument with an output boolean variable containing the success | | Success|| Connect this argument with an output boolean variable containing the success | ||
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+ | <!-- DO NOT REMOVE THIS -->{{Activity/End}}<!-- DO NOT REMOVE THIS --> | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[Workflow Designer]] | * [[Workflow Designer]] | ||
− | * [[SetPropertyValue (Activity)]] | + | * [[Activity:SetPropertyValue (Activity)]] |
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Latest revision as of 09:59, 4 November 2015
The GetCustomizedSystemObject Activity gets the custom object representing a UBIK® system object. The activity is generic, which means the user has to define the type of the output variable at design time.