TransactionItem with tuples

[mihhdu]

TransactionItem with tuples

[DelRioOscar]

There is not available any tutorial like example to work this framework, would be excellent if you make a video how to work with this framework to get his max potentially.

[mihhdu]

Hi zaszlo,

First off, the point of the TransactionData/TransactionItem variables from the main framework body or the included services are conceptually just the data being exchanged between the Data layer and the process layer and as such, should have the datatype the user chooses. The io_TransactionData is the structure of data that can be returned from a task or service, but FirstTask is not in the DataLayer, so it would break principles if it returned data to the main Task. It can however be used to write data to a queue or external source.

I chose to put tuples as an example there and it highlights the following potential usage:

• You initially have a list of tuples where only Item1 has values
• As you go to process you follow though with what the instructions coming from Item1 and might retrieve Item2.
• You can then take that back to GetTransactionData in TransactionItem and choose to do something with it (you can even write the data back to the list of tuples if you so choose and output that at the end)

The services are the same and i very much like the possibility of easily copy pasting a new service (framework) and having to do minimal configuration to get it to work. Different names would be cumbersome, but yes it is slightly weird. However, i think in the end this is better, especially as services are optional.

You are correct on the doc, i have not had time to rewrite it and it does not correctly reflect the full behaviour of the Enhanced ReFramework. I hope to be able to provide docs soon!

[Andretgf]

There is not available any tutorial like example to work this framework, would be excellent if you make a video how to work with this framework to get his max potentially.

That is exactly what I can here asking.
Looks good, but is hard to understand the full functionalities.
Maybe if you create an example process, something very simple and a video of you automating it using the framework functionalities would probably be suficient.