CoreandServices.book - Ocean - Schlumberger

Custom Processes
Step 4 - Optionally Handle Process Activation and Deactivation
If you have an interactive process, you will typically want to control what happens when
the process is activated and deactivated. Common actions are to add toolbar buttons to
interact with your own custom windows or to add specialized context menu items.
public abstract class Process
{
protected virtual void OnActivateCore();
protected virtual void OnDeactivateCore();
...
}
The process is activated from the Process diagram when the end user selects it. Override
OnActivateCore to specify what will happen on process activation. This example adds a
new toolbar button in Petrel:
using System;
using Slb.Ocean.Core;
using Slb.Ocean.Petrel.Workflow;
public class Example : Process
{
public ToolbarItem myButton;
...
protected override void OnActivateCore()
{
base.OnActivateCore();
PetrelSystem.Tools.Add(myButton);
}
...
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