Tasks.GetMyDeptTasksAsync
Description
The API gets the list of tasks from the department where the current user is involved.
Signature [C#]
Task<CRTasks> GetMyDeptTasksAsync(bool isInOutArgsRequired = true);
Properties
Input
| Parameter | Type | Required / default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
isInOutArgsRequired | bool | Optional; true | Specify true if you also want to retrieve the argument value. |
Output
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<CRTasks> | Returns task information from the department in which the current user is involved. |
Remarks
Use the GetMyDeptTasksAsync API to get the list of task information from the department in which the current user is involved.
Example
C#
public async Task GetMyDeptTasks()
{
IControlRoomContext context = LoginControlRoom();
try
{
CRTasks cRTasks = await context.Tasks.GetMyDeptTasksAsync();
foreach (CRTaskInfo taskData in cRTasks.Data)
System.Console.WriteLine("Task Name: " + taskData.Name);
}
finally
{
context.Close();
}
}
Connection helper
public IControlRoomContext LoginControlRoom()
{
string RequiredSetting(string name) => Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable(name) ?? throw new InvalidOperationException($"Set {name} before running this example.");
string serverUrl = RequiredSetting("INTELLIBUDDIES_SERVER_URL");
string userName = RequiredSetting("INTELLIBUDDIES_USERNAME");
string password = RequiredSetting("INTELLIBUDDIES_PASSWORD");
string connectionString = $"ServerUrl={serverUrl};UserName={userName};Password={password}";
IControlRoomContext context = new ControlRoomContext(connectionString);
context.Open();
return context;
}
See Get started for namespaces, configuration, and context cleanup, and SDK usage for error handling.