WF and WCF integration in .NET 3.5
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The technical evangelist for Windows Workflow Foundation, Matt Winkler, took some time to interview the team that worked to create the Workflow Services functionality inside of .NET 3.5. Workflow Service allow a developer
to implement a WCF service as a WF workflow, and to expose a WF workflow via a WCF service.
Here we meet Pravin Indurkar, the PM of the feature, as well as a host of other team members from the WF-WCF team, including a rare on screen appearance by forum rockstar Tom Lake (who is wearing a legacy bright orange WinFX t-shirt from PDC’05). The interview concludes with a quick tour around building 42 meeting some of the other folks on the team.
Here we meet Pravin Indurkar, the PM of the feature, as well as a host of other team members from the WF-WCF team, including a rare on screen appearance by forum rockstar Tom Lake (who is wearing a legacy bright orange WinFX t-shirt from PDC’05). The interview concludes with a quick tour around building 42 meeting some of the other folks on the team.
For more information on the WF and WCF integration in .NET 3.5, check out
Matt’s blog.
Also, check out these screencasts:
Creating a Workflow Service in Approximately 60 seconds
Dynamically Creating Service Contracts using Workflow Services in .NET 3.5Building
WCF Services with WF – a 80 minute talk by Pravin given at a training we did here in Redmond.
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One question... Can the supplier shown in the example could be added dynamically? because in real world for a company the list of suppliers keeps changing on the fly and the WorkFlow model must have taken this in care... If yes could you please tell us how to do that...
Regards,
Anuj Chauhan
anuj.mca@gmail.com
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