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I think it would be possible right?
I would create a class library — \”SampleLibrary\”, including:
Class ToRun(parameter1)
{
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Process p = new Process();
p.StartInfo.FileName = \”C:\\bla\\program.exe\”;
p.StartInfo.Arguments = \”\”; //The command line argument
p.Start();
}then reference to this library in biztalk project, and in orchestration just use it directly:
SampleLibrary.ToRun(parameter1)
Any advice would be appreciated, thanks.
Merry
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Or if you declared the method static e.g. static void ToRun(parameter1) you will not need an instance of the class in the orchestration.
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That is exactly how you would do it. There are of course a few things you need to do in order to get this working fine in your solution.
first, declare a orchestration variable of the type of your class, This takes place of the declaration in a C# app. (ie. string something;)
Then, in an expression shape, simple create a new instance and use as you would normally.make sure that your class is serializable or you will need to put this expression shape in a scope
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