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This package contains three activities that work with a queue of objects that should replace using the Invoke Method activity in this case.<ul><li>Enqueue adds an item to the end of the queue.</li><li>Deqeueue removes and return the first item from the queue.</li><li>Peek returns the first item from the queue without removing it.</li></ul>A local queue is a good replacement for the queue from Orchestrator when not complex items are used in a process.For more details of how queue works check the <a href=https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.collections.queue?view=netframework-4.8 target=_blank>official documentation</a> from .Net.

Activities to work with In Memory Queue from System.Collections

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 - These activities are straightforward and easy to use. Good job!
As a suggestion, it'd be useful to have one activity to create and initialize a queue with specified items (something like the Build DataTable activity). In addition, it could be a bit easier to have a way to specify the type of the items in the queues (like the For Each activity).


FutureWorkForce - Local Queue

FutureWorkForce - Local Queue

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