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The core implementation of an entity object is through a single XML file; for example, Customers.xml in the case of an entity object called Customers. This alone is enough for the framework to provide rich business service functionality based on the Customers table. If you look at the source of the XML file that implements the entity object, you should be able to recognize the information read from the database that is used to implement specific entity object behavior. For example, the CustomerId attribute maps to the CUSTOMER_ID database column, which is a primary key and should be not null.

What this workflow will do is apply a red label to the files that are larger than the value specified by the user. To do that, add the Label Finder Items action to the end of the workflow. Check the red label in the action s interface. After doing that, run the workflow. It will apply a red label to the files larger than the size specified by the user (you in this case).

The Automator application is scriptable, as would be expected, and several classes and commands are useful for automating the automation program The classes of objects you will be using are workflow and Automator action As you would imagine, Automator action objects are elements of workflow objects There are a few other classes, but they are less important than these two Three commands are defined in the Automator Suite of Automator s dictionary: add and remove add and remove Automator action elements from and to a workflow object The execute command can execute a workflow Let s look at a simple script using Automator Script 26-13 will ask the user to pick an iTunes Automator action, add that action to the workflow, save the workflow, and execute it Script 26-13.

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tell application "Automator" activate set action_list to name of Automator actions whose target application = {"iTunes"} set action_name to (choose from list action_list) as string if action_name is false then return -- in case user cancels set my_workflow to make workflow with properties {name:action_name & "Workflow"} add Automator action action_name to my_workflow save my_workflow in (path to desktop as string) & action_name & "Workflow" end tell Other than the save and make commands, all the commands used in this script are from the Automator suite Note that the script creates the workflow object, assigning the string containing the action s name and the word Workflow to its name property, and assigns the resulting reference, workflow "My Random Workflow" of application "Automator", to the variable my_workflow.

If the name of the workflow changes later, the reference stored in that variable would no longer refer to that workflow, since it uses the workflow s name, not its unique ID, to identify it I would assume if you create a system that utilizes Automator workflows, you would want to use the execute command to run these workflows Otherwise, I found the Automator scripting useful when I was writing my Automator book I used AppleScript to add one action at a time to a workflow and take screenshots of each action s interface..