Task Object
The Task object sends a task request to a Accruent Task Server task extension for execution, such as to send an email. For more information about the Accruent Task Server,
Task Object Methods
The Vault.Task object provides the methods described below.
Reset Method
Clears the arguments of the current Task object.
Syntax
Reset()
Parameters
This method accepts no parameters.
Remarks
Reset the Task object before each task.
Set Method
Sets the value of the specified argument.
Syntax
Set(Argument As String, Value)
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
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Argument |
The name of the argument to set. |
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Value |
The value to which to set the argument. |
Remarks
The value of Argument is passed to the task extension on the Task Server as a parameter of the task to be performed. Each task extension defines its own arguments. Refer to the documentation of the task extension to find the appropriate argument names.
The argument names passed to Task Server extensions built with the Accruent .NET API are case-sensitive.
Submit Method
Submits the current Task object to the Task Server.
Syntax
Submit(Type As String, [FSObject As IUnknown*], [StartAt], [Priority As Long = 0], [Server As String])
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
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Type |
The type of task that will be executed. This must be the ProgID of the task extension that will perform the task. The ProgID is a combination of the task extension project name and the class name used by the Visual Basic project that produced the task extension. |
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FSObject |
Optional Document or Folder object. This parameter is only required if the task extension uses this information. |
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StartAt |
Optional date value in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) until which to delay the execution of the task. |
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Priority |
Reserved for future use. |
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Server |
Optional name of the computer that is running the Task Server service. The task will be executed on this computer. You can omit this parameter to use the default Task Server computer. |
Remarks
The argument names passed to Task Server extensions built with the Accruent .NET API are case-sensitive.
