This activity has been deprecated so it won’t receive any update any more. It's not visible in the workflow designer but workflows which are using it will continue to work fine. There is a new version of the activity named TaskOperationOpenSchedulerV2. Use it to take advantage of the new features.

TaskOperationOpenScheduler

Description

This activity allows to create a task operation which opens a scheduler. It is also possible to filter content and resources by domain.


Misc

Description InArgument<String>

The description of the operation.

DomainExternalIdContent InArgument<String>

The id of the domain from which to take the content data. In fact, it is possible to filter the contents by domain so that only those within it are loaded into the scheduler.

DomainExternalIdResources InArgument<String>

The id of the domain from which to take the resources. In fact, it is possible to filter the resources by domain so that only those within it are loaded into the scheduler

MaxDateTimeContent InArgument<DateTime?>

The maximum date time to show in the scheduler.

MaximumNumberExecution InArgument<Int32>

The maximum number of times the operation could be executed.

MinDateTimeContent InArgument<DateTime?>

The minimum date time to show in the scheduler.

MinimumNumberExecution InArgument<Int32>

The minimum number of times the operation could be executed.

Name InArgument<String> REQUIRED

The name of the operation.

SchedulerExternalId InArgument<String> REQUIRED

The ExternalId of the scheduler to open.

ShowPriority InArgument<Int32?>

The ShowPriority property indicates the order in which operations should be displayed within a task screen.It can be assigned to any integer value(even negative), so be sure to assign it in a way that respects the order in which the operations must be performed.The higher the number, the more the operation has priority so it must be performed before the others.