This action performs a 'commit' action. A commit action is defined by use cases such as the following:

Save action on commit
1. FormShowAction is executed on form A - the CommitActions property is set to an instance of FormSaveAction
(note that the save action is the default, so it doesn't have to be set explicitly)
2. Form A is shown
3. Form A handles FormCommitAction.CommitActionsChanged event to update it's appearance,
in this case the button should be labelled 'save'.
4. Form A is shown, 'commit' button is clicked.
5. The FormCommitAction action is executed, which runs the FormSaveAction action.

Delete action on commit
1. FormShowAction is executed on form B - the CommitActions property is set to an instance of FormDeleteAndSaveAction
2. Form B is shown
3. form B handles FormCommitAction.CommitActionsChanged event to update it's appearance,
in this case the button should be labelled 'delete'.
4. The FormCommitAction action is executed ('delete' button clicked), which runs the FormDeleteAndSaveAction action.

public class FormCommitAction : BoundControlActionBase

Public Class FormCommitAction
	Inherits BoundControlActionBase

public ref class FormCommitAction : public BoundControlActionBase