Generic event handler - Generic event handler tab / Generic action tab / Generic condition tab

Class

If you want to provide runtime classes in the Generic event handler, you must enter them in the portal directory internal/cfg/workflow in the wfobject-custom.properties file as follows:

Class name=event type

Classname.description.de=Description

The letters "de" will be used for the German description text. The English description text provided must include "en":

Classname.description.en=description

In older versions of Intrexx, description texts could not be entered in multiple languages. Entries must be written as follows: Classname.description=Description


The event types

  • action

  • condition

  • eventHandler

are possible. A class that creates events must be entered with eventHandler, if it should be included in the generic event handler. The description that you can enter in the second line will appear later in the configuration dialog as a quicktip for the class. Here is an example:

de.uplanet.lucy.server.workflow.eventhandler.UWEventHandler=eventHandler
de.uplanet.lucy.server.workflow.eventhandler.UWEventHandler.description=This handler can be triggered by a user event.

Properties

Name column

Displays the name of the property.

Value column

Displays the value of the property.

Add property

Opens a dialog where the name, type and value of the class can be defined. Only properties known to the class can be added.

Remove property

Deletes the currently selected property.

Edit property

Opens a dialog where the name, type and value of the class can be edited.

The portal property "Enable login process event" is required for the class de.uplanet.lucy.server.workflow.eventhandler.SessionLoginWorkflowEventHandler.

More information

Java classes in process objects