on 2014 Feb 13 6:58 AM
Hi WF Techies,
I want to start a WF from a program & pass data.
I want to wait for an event, till the event is triggered the WF should wait...like wait for event say 10 mins. if event is not triggered then end the WF.
But if the event is triggered the rest of WF should be executed.
Like it should be AND Condition...
I will pass Data & Start WF, but it should also wait for an event which I will trigger from different program
If both are true then I want the standard task or any activity to be processed. We should wait for 10 mins once WF is started
in 10 mins if the other event is not triggered then terminate/ stop the WF.
Thanks,
Sharath
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Hi
I think the simple possible solution approach to the case would be to follow the suggestions provided by Mr. Anjan.
Regards,
Pavan
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Hi,
Other possibilities, you just add Wait for Step and and use modeled deadline monitorin with Requested End for10 min in the start of workflow.
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Hi,
You can add a fork in the beginning of your workflow. This fork will divide the workflow into two different branches. In the fork conditions (necessary branches) you just define that either one of the branches must be completed before the workflow will continue.
In the first branch you can add your "wait for event" step and in the second branch you can add your other "waiting logic" (for example wait for 10 minutes). You might have difficulties to make it work so that you wait exactly 10 minutes since there is a background step that monitors the deadlines, and this background runs only every 3 minutes (can be changed though, but will not work real time).
Regards,
Karri
EDIT: I just re-read your question. I am not sure what exactly you want to achieve (you want to wait for event and also 10 minutes, or only one of these these?), but in any case the fork is the way to go...
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