Geocortex Essentials Manager Site Information Custom Properties

Permanently deleted user

27 Juni 2017 10:44

I'm trying to access the abouve properties within a workflow. I assume the code would be aproximatly along this line - Geocortex.Essentials.Client.Site.Properties("MyPropertyName")

 

I've added the directory location of my workflow folder as I'd like to refer to/call it in my workflow.

 

Thanks

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  Zack Robison

  27 Juni 2017 17:36

  Nope!  If you try to stick that code into a workflow activity (as I'm sure you know) you are going to have a bad time :(.  That code is trying to access site property "MyPropertyName" in the .NET codebase, not the application that's being run in the client.  Which property are you looking for?

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  Permanently deleted user

  29 Juni 2017 10:27

  Hi Zack

   

  Thanks for you reply.

   

  I'm trying to access the custom properties that are created on the site information tab in the Geocortex Essentials manager.

  Thanks

   

  Greg

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  Luuk Schaminée

  14 November 2017 08:43

  Did anybody solve this problem? I am trying the same.

   

   

  Thanks,

   

  Luuk

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  Permanently deleted user

  15 November 2017 06:41

  Hi Luuk,

   

  No sorry I was not able to find an answer to this. Perhaps others have some input here?

   

  Regards

   

  Greg

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  Permanently deleted user

  05 Januari 2018 22:00

  Hi Folks,

   

  (https://docs.geocortex.com/essentials/4.9/dev-help/Default.htm#ge/dev/custom-properties.htm) Custom properties do not have any logic associated with them, which means there is no guarantee that a viewer/api would give you access to the properties.

   

  In Workflow, there is no way to obtain a Site property.  However, there is a way to get a Layer property:

   

  https://docs.geocortex.com/essentials/workflow/4.9/help/Default.htm#wf/help/wf_A_GetLayerProperty.htm

   

  The Get Layer Property activity will let you obtain one of the custom properties of a Layer object.  It is a <T> activity so you must know ahead of time what the object type is for that Property.  I recommend sticking with String here rather than trying to encode a complex object.

   

  Regards,

   

  -Malcolm

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  Luuk Schaminée

  06 Februari 2018 10:37

  Copy and paste the 2 parts before and after continued together in one xaml file to recreate the workflow. Also search for the string &lt;yoursitename&gt; and change this to the name of your own site to make the workflow work.

   

  Good luck.

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