DelayActivity.InitializeTimeoutDuration Event
Definition
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Occurs before the time-out duration starts.
public:
event EventHandler ^ InitializeTimeoutDuration;public event EventHandler InitializeTimeoutDuration;member this.InitializeTimeoutDuration : EventHandler Public Custom Event InitializeTimeoutDuration As EventHandler Event Type
Remarks
This event should not be used to set the TimeoutDuration for a DelayActivity. The time-out duration should be set in the workflow's InitializeComponent method instead.
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