public abstract class ActionNode : CustomNode

Example

The following example defines an ExampleActionNode class that implements a Run method which logs the Database ID, Archive ID, and Document ID of the GlobalSearch document associated with the ActionProcess.

public class ExampleActionNode : ActionNode
{
    public override void Run()
    {
        LogHistory($"Database ID: {Process.Document.DatabaseId}");
        LogHistory($"Archive ID: {Process.Document.ArchiveId}");
        LogHistory($"Document ID: {Process.Document.DocumentId}");
    }
}

Remarks

In order for your custom node to execute code during engine runtime, a class must be created that successfully inherits and implements either the CustomNode class, or the ActionNode or CaptureNode class that corresponds with the workflow type in which your node is placed. 

If you are designing a custom import node that defines a CaptureImporter or ActionImporter class, defining a node class within your assembly is optional, and will run on the processes created from your custom import methods.

The NodeDirectory field refers to a folder containing the files within the .s9n file executing on the process. This folder exists only as long as the specific process is executing the custom node, and is deleted when the Custom Node is finished.

If a CustomNode class is defined and a Run method is implemented on a Custom Import node, the code within the Run method will execute independently on every process spawned as a result of the Import Method (ActionImporter) or Import Method (CaptureImporter). Utilize this pattern to save space when a custom importer must perform actions specific to the processes it creates.

Properties

Methods