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			26 lines
		
	
	
		
			1.4 KiB
		
	
	
	
		
			C#
		
	
	
	
| using Dapr.Workflow;
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| namespace Basic.Activities;
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| /// <summary>
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| /// Activities inherit from the abstract WorkflowActivity class from the Dapr.Workflow namespace.
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| /// The first generic parameter is the input type of the activity, and the second parameter is the output type.
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| /// Activity code typically performs a one specific task, like calling an API to store retrieve data.
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| /// You can use other Dapr APIs inside an activity.
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| /// </summary>
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| internal sealed class Activity1 : WorkflowActivity<string, string>
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| {
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|     /// <summary>
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|     /// The RunAsync method is an abstract method in the abstract WorkflowActivity class that needs to be implemented.
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|     /// This method is the entry point for the activity.
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|     /// </summary>
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|     /// <param name="context">The WorkflowActivityContext provides the name of the activity and the workflow instance.</param>
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|     /// <param name="input">The input parameter for the activity. There can only be one input parameter. Use a record or class if multiple input values are required.</param>
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|     /// <returns>The return value of the activity. It can be a simple or complex type. In case an activity doesn't require an output, you can specify a nullable object since a return type is mandatory.</returns>
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|     public override Task<string> RunAsync(WorkflowActivityContext context, string input)
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|     {
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|         Console.WriteLine($"{nameof(Activity1)}: Received input: {input}.");
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|         return Task.FromResult($"{input} Two" );
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|     }
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| }
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