IPendingWork Interface
Definition
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Caution
The System.Workflow.* types are deprecated. Instead, please use the new types from System.Activities.*
Provides methods to participate in a work batch.
public interface class IPendingWork
public interface IPendingWork
[System.Obsolete("The System.Workflow.* types are deprecated. Instead, please use the new types from System.Activities.*")]
public interface IPendingWork
type IPendingWork = interface
[<System.Obsolete("The System.Workflow.* types are deprecated. Instead, please use the new types from System.Activities.*")>]
type IPendingWork = interface
Public Interface IPendingWork
- Derived
- Attributes
Remarks
Note
This material discusses types and namespaces that are obsolete. For more information, see Deprecated Types in Windows Workflow Foundation 4.5.
The IPendingWork interface is provided for services that want to participate in the workflow runtime engine batching mechanism. The batching mechanism is especially useful for services that use a durable store. It is often important in these cases to maintain consistency between the durable store used by the service and the internal state of the workflow runtime engine.
If you want your service to participate in workflow transaction batching provided by the WorkflowCommitWorkBatchService, you must implement the methods defined by the IPendingWork interface. The workflow runtime engine will call the Commit method on your service to commit the batch.
The SqlWorkflowPersistenceService class implements the IPendingWork interface.
Methods
Commit(Transaction, ICollection) |
Commits the list of work items by using the specified Transaction object. |
Complete(Boolean, ICollection) |
Called when the transaction has completed. |
MustCommit(ICollection) |
Allows the items in the work batch to assert whether they must commit immediately. |
Applies to
.NET