You create a workflow application by using Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5. The application has a workflow that contains a field named Counter of type Int32. The Counter field is initialized to 0.
The workflow also has a ConditionalActivityGroup activity named CagConditions. The CagConditions activity has a CodeActivity activity named CaDisplayDets. The ExecuteCode handler for the CaDisplayDets activity is defined in the following manner.
private void CaDisplayDets_ExecuteCode(
object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Counter += 1;
Console.WriteLine(“EXECUTE” + Counter.String());
}
You need to ensure that the CaDisplayDets activity executes 10 times.
What should you do?
A.
Create a declarative rule condition for the WhenCondition property of the CaDisplayDets activity. Set the expression to “Counter < 10”.
B.
Create a declarative rule condition for the WhenCondition property of the CaDisplayDets activity. Set the expression to “Counter > 10”.
C.
Create a declarative rule condition for the UntilCondition property of the CagConditions activity. Set the expression to “Counter < 10”.
D.
Create a declarative rule condition for the UntilCondition property of the CagConditions activity. Set the expression to “Counter > 10”