WorkflowInstance.EnqueueItem Method

public:
 void EnqueueItem(IComparable ^ queueName, System::Object ^ item, System::Workflow::Runtime::IPendingWork ^ pendingWork, System::Object ^ workItem);

public void EnqueueItem(IComparable queueName, object item, System.Workflow.Runtime.IPendingWork pendingWork, object workItem);

member this.EnqueueItem : IComparable * obj * System.Workflow.Runtime.IPendingWork * obj -> unit

Public Sub EnqueueItem (queueName As IComparable, item As Object, pendingWork As IPendingWork, workItem As Object)

Sends the item to the specified WorkflowQueue. If you want to be notified when the message is delivered, you can implement IPendingWork in your service and pass a workItem and an IPendingWork object to EnqueueItem. If you do not want such notification, you can pass a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic) for pendingWork and workItem.

When using this method with a state machine workflow, you might get an exception with the message "Queue '{0}' is not enabled." This happens when the current state of the state machine does not know how to handle a specific event. For example, when some state other than the current state contains the EventDrivenActivity that contains the HandleExternalEventActivity that is represented by the queue '{0}'.