public void CanRegisterActionAsFilter()
{
var parameters = new Dictionary<string, object>();
var actionWrapper = new ActionWrapperFilter(this.ActionFunction);
var step = new Step("13", "12", "Manager Approve", "Request Promotion",
"Approve", DateTime.Now, "Spock", "Spock;Kirk",
parameters);
step.CanProcess = true;
var pipeline = new Pipeline<Step>();
pipeline.Register(actionWrapper)
.Execute(step);
Assert.AreEqual("ActionFunction fired", step.Parameters["ActionResults"].ToString());
}
/// <summary>
/// Set up the pipeline based on a list of pre and post process filters that
/// execute before or after the workflow processor's ExecuteTriggerFilter
/// </summary>
/// <param name="preProcessFilterNames">Filter names to execute prior to ExecuteTriggerFilter as string</param>
/// <param name="postProcessFilterNames">Filter names to execute after to ExecuteTriggerFilter as string</param>
/// <returns>WorkflowProcessor for fluent interface</returns>
public WorkflowProcessor ConfigurePipeline(string preProcessFilterNames, string postProcessFilterNames)
{
Enforce.That(string.IsNullOrEmpty(preProcessFilterNames) == false,
"WorkflowProcessor.Configure - preProcessFilterNames can not be null");
Enforce.That(string.IsNullOrEmpty(postProcessFilterNames) == false,
"WorkflowProcessor.Configure - postProcessFilterNames can not be null");
var actionWrapper = new ActionWrapperFilter(this.ExecuteTriggerFilter);
this.pipeline.RegisterFromList(preProcessFilterNames, this.filterRegistry)
.Register(actionWrapper)
.RegisterFromList(postProcessFilterNames, this.filterRegistry);
return this;
}