I originally posted this question related to the training and found the answer on my own (I was not passing arguments in the dispatcher using a specific key, so the name of the columns was used instead).
After deleting my question I realized that @arjunshenoy responded with an in-depth answer. I am reproducing his answer below and recreating this topic in case anyone else has the same question (and in honor of the responder’s effort in helping out!).
Thanks Arjun!
’ When you are fetching data from a queue, you need to use the SpecificContent
as the data are stored in a Specific Data of type Object
in the queue.
In the RE Framework, you will retrieve the data in the Get Transaction State
, the data will be stored in the TransactionItem (which is of a type queue item, by default). That’s why you will be using TransactionItem.SpecificContent.
in_NoOfDependents
is an argument that you must have defined inside the process state, to which the value of the Number of Dependents is assigned.
Hope this helps,
Best Regards.’