Building event-driven, long-running apps with Windows workflow
- Date: September 16, 2011 from 12:30PM to 1:30PM
- Day 4
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- Speakers: Ron Jacobs
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The apps of tomorrow require long running, asynchronous processes that can coordinate services, update data stores, and notify systems and people of outcomes. Windows Workflow Foundation (WF4) provides you with client and server side capabilities for building these apps. In this session we will cover the improvements in the next release of Windows Workflow Foundation (WF4) including support for dynamic updates, C# expressions, event driven workflows with State Machine and more.
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Excited about the versioning feature. Where can we get more details on this dynamic update and update map feature?
@Eddie Tse: Absolutely - we will have some blog posts / sample code available soon. Be sure to check out our Facebook page for more
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