VB.Net activity

Use the VB.Net Script activities to write .Net scripts.

When configuring a script, you can manually enter variables, such as ([Firstname]) or right-click on the rule editor and select process and server variables to add to the script. When you select a server variable, the variable appears as Variable name [Server variable]. For the script to be valid, you must insert quotes around the variable. Example: [Firstname].

TotalAgility can validate and run a script without requiring the script developer to build and deploy .Net assemblies. The .Net compliance of TotalAgility reduces development time and increases the ease of deployment.

In this sample VB .Net script, the values of FirstName and LastName input variables are used to construct the value of the Fullname variable, which is an output variable.

Imports System Imports Agility.Server.Scripting.ScriptAssembly
Namespace MyNamespace
	Public Class Class1
		<StartMethodAttribute()> Public Sub Method1(ByVal sp As ScriptParameters)
			'			
			' TODO: Add start method code here
			'
			Dim FirstName
			Dim LastName
			FirstName = sp.InputVariables("FirstName")
			LastName = sp.InputVariables("LastName")
			sp.OutputVariables("Fullname") = FirstName + LastName
		End Sub
	End Class
End Namespace

Note The script only works if FirstName and LastName are set as input variables, and Fullname is set as an output variable.

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