5.5.1

Table Of Contents
You can also pass an array of WorkflowTokenAttribute objects to the answerWorkflowInput operation to
provide input that a workflow token needs while it runs.
public void answerWorkflowInput(String workflowTokenId,
WorkflowTokenAttribute[] answerInputs, String username, String password);
The following table shows the properties of the WorkflowTokenAttribute object.
Type Value Description
String
name
Name of the input or output parameter
String
type
Type of input or output parameter
String
value The value property represents either
the input or output parameter value
for this particular workflow token, in
the form of a string.
If the type is an array of objects, the
value is a string of the following
format:
"#{#<type1>#<value1>#;#<type2>#
<value2>#...}#"
If the value property specifies an
object obtained from a plug-in, then
the input or output parameter value is
a dunesUri string that points to the
object in question. The following
example shows the format of the
dunesUri.
dunes://service.dunes.ch/Custom
SDKObject?
id='<object_ID>'&dunesName='<pl
ug-in_name>:<object_type>'
Chapter 4 Web Service API Object Reference
VMware, Inc. 77