The ReplicatorActivity activity enables you to create an arbitrary number of instances of a single activity during run time. Each ReplicatorActivity activity can contain only one child activity, but the child can be a composite activity.
By default, the ReplicatorActivity activity finishes when all child activities have finished. You can use the UntilCondition property to stop execution of the ReplicatorActivity before the completion of the child activity instances. For more information about conditions, see Using Conditions in Workflows.
The ReplicatorActivity can be used in two ways, in Sequence or in Parallel. Use the ExecutionType property to determine the way it is used. If use in sequence the CurrentIndex can be used to see which item we are executing as found in the CurrentChildData. Note that when executing in parallel the CurrentIndex always points to the last item.
When using the UntilCondition you need to check the AllChildrenComplete property of the sender so see if all data has been processed.
The ReplicatorActivity is similar to a For Each statement in code. It is also same as the while activity. There are two types of execution type Sequential type and Parallel type.
Runs multiple instances of a child activity.
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Runs multiple instances of a child activity.
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Runs multiple instances of a child activity.
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Gets or sets a completion condition that indicates when the Activity should finish.
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Runs multiple instances of a child activity.
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Runs multiple instances of a child activity.
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Used in the ReplicatorActivity and is either Sequence or Parallel