Submit Action
Description
Use the Submit Action activity to complete and return a result for an App action or task in an Action Center workflow.
This activity becomes available when you select Define workflow file in the Events tab of a control in your Action app.
The Submit Action activity works as follows:
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The activity submits the outcome of an Action Center task to the parent process that created the task using the Create App Task activity.
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That same process waits for the outcome using the Wait for App Task and Resume activity.
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Once the outcome is submitted, the parent process resumes from where it left off. For more information on App tasks, refer to Working with App tasks.

Properties
- Outcome: The outcomes of the user action, defined in the action schema. Examples for user action outcomes are the following:
- Approve: You can approve a submitted form.
- Reject: You can reject an invoice after review.
- Properties override: You can override output and input/output properties defined in the action schema when submitting the task.
To override a property, follow these steps:
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Select Add Properties Override in the activity. The user-specified action properties defined in the action schema are displayed.
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Select the property you want to override.
noteYou can override only output and input/output properties.
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Select Update Fields.
Figure 1. Add Properties Override dialog

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Bind the property to the value of an app input control.
Use the following expression to bind app control values to action properties: <Controls>.<MainPageName>.<InputControlName>.value
For example, to override a property like Reviewer Comment with the value from a comment field in the app, use: Controls.SimpleApproval.ReviewerComment.Value.
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* If you rename a property after adding it to the
override list, the override is removed. You must re-add it using **Add Properties Override**.
* The **Submit Action** activity returns
default values for all output or input/output properties that are not overridden.
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Figure 2. Example of overriding an action schema property with the Submit Action activity
