Step 2: Adding a State and a Transition
In this step, you will define the Completed
state and the transition from
the Assigned
state to the Completed
state. Do the
following:
- In the lambda expression for the WithFlowStates method, add the
definition of the
Completed
state, as the following code shows.fss.Add<States.completed>(flowState => { return flowState .WithFieldStates(states => { states.AddField<RSSVWorkOrder.customerID>(state => state.IsDisabled()); states.AddField<RSSVWorkOrder.serviceID>(state => state.IsDisabled()); states.AddField<RSSVWorkOrder.deviceID>(state => state.IsDisabled()); }); });
In the state configuration, you have made the
CustomerID
,ServiceID
, andDeviceID
fields disabled. - In the WithTransitions method, define the transition from the
Assigned
state to theCompleted
state, as the following code shows.transitions.AddGroupFrom<States.assigned>(ts => { ts.Add(t => t.To<States.completed>().IsTriggeredOn(g => g.Complete)); });