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You can extend the BP Logix web application by providing your own custom .ASPX pages (typically placed into the /custom folder). These pages can call BP Logix SDK APIs, or perform any other logic. This page can be used, for example, to perform scheduled logic using the Windows Scheduler. Or you can write custom pages that are called from external applications or portals.
See the sample in the /custom/samples/SamplePage.aspx.sample file. Notice that the page is derived from the BPLogix.WorkflowDirector.SDK.bpCustomPage class. This class enables you to call any BP Logix SDK API from the new page. Your code will typically be placed into the Page_Load event.
To create custom ASPX pages inside Visual Studio, use the fully functional Visual Studio project installed with the product named bpVS.zip. Refer to the sample file SamplePage.aspx.
A more detailed explanation of creating Custom ASPX Form pages is provided in the Creating ASP.NET Forms topic.
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