Applies to:
- Winshuttle Foundation
Execute Powershell Plug-in
The Execute Powershell plug-in allows you to invoke a Powershell command or script within a workflow.
Usage example
Powershell can be used to perform a variety of complex tasks. For example, you might use Powershell to make specific changes to a SharePoint list, such as changing list permissions, adding or removing columns, or a sequence of commands contained within a single script.
Value Pair |
Description |
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arguments |
The arguments to pass to the command. |
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command |
The path to the server and the name of the Powershell script to run. For example: \\server-name\folder-name\command-name.ps1 |
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outputcolumn |
The SharePoint column into which the output will be placed. |
When you save and route a form using the Execute Powershell Plug-in, an entry is made in the SVService that will run the next time svservice.exe runs. (See Winshuttle Workflow SVService types for more information about SVService.)
Important: If you use the form element property Run Embedded Plug-in with the Execute Powershell Plug-in it does the same thing, i.e. creates an entry for SVService that will run the next time SVService runs.
Tip: Only plug-ins that do not need SVService to run will run immediately.
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