choice activity

Simply put, a choice activity lets you decide the next set of activities that will run.

A receive choice activity (also known as a pick) looks and works a lot like a choice activity.

The next steps fill in the activities for each path that your logic can take in the choice activity.

Create a second case for the Choice activity, by right-clicking Choice, then selecting Add a case, and rename it Reject.

When a process reaches a receive choice activity, execution stops and waits to receive a message.

The first operation the process receives wins, just like a plain choice activity, and the process follows its path.

Related to both the choice and receive activities is the receive choice activity.

In the process editor, wire the InvokeTask activity to the Choice activity by right-clicking InvokeTask and selecting Add a link.

Now you've created two cases in the Choice activity.

Figure 6 shows an example of a receive choice activity called OrderAction.

Therefore, our school is your best choice, activity, come quickly.

A choice activity can also contain an otherwise element, which is the path that is taken when no case element evaluates to true.

He can also walk you through the details of cabin choice, activity fees, and other extras.

Take Figure 5 for example, ShippingChoice is a choice activity and SmallOrder is a case element.