workflow

I GO THE PLUGIN WORKING, AND I HAVE UPDATED THE WORKING CODE HERE. HOPE IT HELPS!! I'm creating a workflow which has a plugin to retrieve a contact entity from a "FROM" field of an Email record. I'm trying to see if that email exists in the contact entity. The input is the "FROM" email and the output will return the Contacts entity. I have not been able to get this code working, I've received different errors or no errors, but I know its not working. Please help! Thanks in advance! using System.Activities; using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk; using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Workflow; using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Query

I've been using Git Flow for a little while now, however in the initial week or so I was creating release branches manually from master and cherry picking the required commits into the release branch rather than creating them from master. For example, if I have commit abcd123 My commit message in the develop branch, I had also cherry picked it into the release branch manually, and at this point I had probably amended or edited the commit message, so the release branch (and now master branch) contain this commit but with a different hash, e.g. dbca321 My adjusted commit message . The problem

I am trying to step up my game as far as my folder structure and workflow is considered. I have recently discovered that front end package management and automation of tasks are key to improve speed, decreasing dev time, decrease file size and increase profit. My issue is I am not too sure what the best method of using these tools are. I have a builds folder, which includes a dev and prod folder. My components are outside this folder in the bower_components folder. I usually customise bootstrap and take advantage of it's variables file and mixins. I have copied the bootstrap.less file, and the

I'm a bit lost here and I can't find much documentation. .NET workflows or ones created using SharePoint designer? I've only got latter experience and they aren't really easy to debug, you really just have to do them 1 step at a time and test up to each step. You can view the workflow state as well in SharePoint when you go to the List Settings (sorry I don't have a WSS machine to look at currently). Agree with @Slace. Make sure you create your workflows in SP Designer to be executable from the browser, even if eventually they'll only be kicked off by status changes. That will in itself make

I'm having trouble trying to attach a custom tracking participant in workflow foundation 4.0. I have a class that inherits from TrackingParticipant but I cannot see any other way of attaching it to my WorkflowServiceHost other than through lots of messy app.config entries like the SDK example demonstrates below (in the system.servicemodel element). This option seems to require a lot of extra overhead and classes to be created, when I just want a simple custom tracking participant to listen to my CustomTrackingRecord.Data.Add(key, value) calls. public class CustomTracking : TrackingParticipant

I'm working on Ms Dynamics Crm 2011 development and I encountered following problem. My situation: I want to be able to automatically send an Email after a change on a specific status field on a record of the Entity "MyEntity". "MyEntity" has an Email-field. I try to create a workflow which sends an Email to the Email-field address of the "MyEntity" record after the status has been changed. My problem is that I can't add in the Email Creation workflow to the "To" field this "MyEntity" Email-field adress. I need to somehow specify in the workflow to dynamically add the "To" field, the relating