Represents the information of a step/task entry in a background task to be monitored. This step has a collection of substeps.
Substeps need not have a particular order. List steps can advance from one step to any other step.
Namespace: Ingeniux.CMS
Assembly: Ingeniux.CMS.CSAPI (in Ingeniux.CMS.CSAPI.dll) Version: 9.0.565.0 (9.0.565)
Syntax
The IListStep type exposes the following members.
Properties
Name | Description | |
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Count |
Gets the count of substeps.
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Description |
Gets the description of the step.
(Inherited from IStep.) | |
Error |
Gets the error message of the step.
(Inherited from IStep.) | |
ID |
Gets the identifier of the step.
(Inherited from IStep.) | |
Name |
Gets the name of the step.
(Inherited from IStep.) | |
OngoingStep |
Gets the ongoing substep. Returns null if this step is not started.
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PercentCompleted |
Gets the percentage of substeps that are in the COMPLETED state.
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State |
Gets the state of the step.
(Inherited from IStep.) | |
StepsCompleted |
Gets the number of substeps that are on COMPLETED state.
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Weight |
Gets the weight of this step.
(Inherited from IStepWithWeight.) |
Methods
Name | Description | |
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Add |
Adds a new sub step.
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AdvanceStep |
Advance to the specified target step. Target step can be in any state, even a completed state.
The specified step is the Ongoing Step. Its state is marked as ON_GOING.
If the list step itself hasn't started, it will be started. Otherwise, the ongoing step is marked as COMPLETED.
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Begin |
Changes the step's state to ON_GOING.
(Inherited from IStep.) | |
Clear |
Clears substeps.
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Complete |
Changes the step's state to COMPLETED.
(Inherited from IStep.) | |
CompleteWithError |
Changes the step's state to COMPLETED, but includes an error message; this is not a successful completion.
(Inherited from IStep.) | |
Remove |
Removes a substep.
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Step(Int32) |
Retrieves a substep by its order index.
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Step(String) |
Retrieves a substep by its unique ID.
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Steps |
Retrieves the substeps of this step.
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See Also