You create a list named List1. You create two workflows named WF1 and WF2 for List1. You need to ensure that when a new item is created in List1, WF1 starts automatically. WF2 must start…

The correct answer is D. Create a SPWorkflowEventReceiver event receiver. MNEMONIC RULE: "Workflow = SPWorkflowEventReceiver" The SPWorkflowEventReceiver class handles workflow events throughout the lifetime of a Starting: Occurs when a workflow is starting Started: Occurs when a workflow is started Postponed: Occurs when a workflow is postponed…

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You create a list named List1. You create two workflows named WF1 and WF2 for List1. You need to ensure that when a new item is created in List1, WF1 starts automatically. WF2 must start automatically after WF1 completes. What should you do?

Options

AAdd a SendActivity activity to WF2.
BAdd a Replicator activity to WF2.
CCreate a SPWebEventReceiver event receiver.
DCreate a SPWorkflowEventReceiver event receiver.

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Explanation

MNEMONIC RULE: "Workflow = SPWorkflowEventReceiver" The SPWorkflowEventReceiver class handles workflow events throughout the lifetime of a Starting: Occurs when a workflow is starting Started: Occurs when a workflow is started Postponed: Occurs when a workflow is postponed Completed: Occurs when a workflow is completed You can register the SPWorkflowEventReceiver with any site, list, or content type. Apress-SharePoint 2010 as a Development Platform (book)

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