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Introduction to Workflow Services (building WCF Services with WF)One of my favorite features in .NET 3.5 is the integration work that has been done between WF (Windows Workflow Foundation) and WCF (Windows Communication Foundation). Check out a c9 video with that team here. This short screencasts walks through how to consume a WCF service from a workflow,... -
• Dynamically Creating Service Contracts using Workflow Services in .NET 3.5In this screencast, we show how we can use a workflow first design pattern to dynamically create a service contract when we are building workflow services.
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Creating a Workflow Service in Approximately 60 SecondsGot VS 2008 Beta 2? In this screencast, we walk through the new project templates to rapidly create a WCF service that is implemented in WF using the Send and Receive activities in .NET 3.5. This is one of the biggest asks we have had from customers, and in this short 3 minutes of your... -
BizTalk Server 2006 Extensions for WFThis video shows how to use this sample to integrate BizTalk and WF today.
From Paul Andrew's blog here.
The BizTalk Adapter for Windows Workflow Foundation SDK Sample (June 2007 CTP) is a preview of some new technology for business logic and process developers. It provides for workflow models...
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Building WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) Services with WF (Windows Workflow Foundation)I often liken WF and WCF to long lost siblings separated at birth. Almost every customer I talk to wants to use these two technologies together. In V1, one could certainly use the two together, there was just some plumbing that had to be written. In Orcas, we aim to take care of...
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Introduction to the Windows Workflow Foundation Pageflow sampleMost people think of workflows as a tool to represent and automate back-end business processes. Back-end business processes normally require some user interaction but their main purpose is not to drive the user experience or manage the UI. However, there is a growing type of application that leverages...
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Rules Driven UI using WFMoustafa has put together this screencast to show off how you can use the Rules Engine capabilities contained in Windows Workflow Foundation outside of a workflow, and leverage it to drive the business logic of a Windows Forms application. Check out the video, and if you're interested in more,... -
Workflow Manager ApplicationSergey, from the Windows Workflow Foundation team, has put together a great sample that highlights designer re-hosting, tracking, and the ability to dynamically update a workflow. Check out the video, and if you're interested in more, then head on over to our community site where...
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Programming JSON with WCF in .NET Framework 3.5
Aug 23, 2007 at 3:44 PMI don't have a lot of insight into why the packages and install work the way that they do. I will send some emails and try to get a response on that one.
Programming JSON with WCF in .NET Framework 3.5
Aug 23, 2007 at 10:31 AMthe reason they are each installed is that they are additive (in the case of 3.0 and 3.5) so that you don't have to lay down a complete version of the framework each time.
Jason Zander has a good video here (http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=218663) that addresses a lot of this and why.
ARCast.TV - DinnerNow - Architecture Overview and Workflow
Jul 27, 2007 at 1:55 PMZeo,
Yes, we will put some of those together, once we have some time to catch our breath. We will probably do that with some of the Orcas Beta 2 (sorry, VS 2008) stuff that just dropped, as we have a nice set of labs and other content for that.
Any other suggestions, let us know, we're listening!
Rules Driven UI using WF
Jul 13, 2006 at 1:05 PMIf you want to put together a similar demo, be sure to submit it to http://wf.netfx3.com, and I'll make sure that it gets up there.
matt