cliff.simpkins
Biography
I'm a technical product manager in the Connected Systems Division (CSD). As a TPM, my primary concentration is on Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) and Windows Communication Foundation (WCF). On the weekends, I develop code for DNN and my Windows Mobile phone. Beyond code, I'm learning to play acoustic guitar.
Check me out on the web at my blog.
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endpoint.tv Screencast - Creating Your First Sequential Workflow
If you're having issues viewing the videos over Ch9's infrastructure (it seems to hit some people and not others), you can also try viewing the version hosted on PluralSight's servers.
endpoint.tv Screencast - Building RESTful Services with WCF
You should be able to download the files without [too much of a] problem. The files are Windows Media files and are definitely downloadable. In later episodes, I was able to make more than the high quality format available, but these should still not be prohibitively large for your mp3 player of choice.
For me (using IE8), I can download the file by clicking on the 'down arrow' under the thumbnail image, right-clicking on the 'Screencast' option, and then select 'Save Target As...' from the context menu.
Hope this helps,
Cliff
endpoint.tv Screencast - Working with WF Tracking Profiles
This is a long time after your post (and you likely got your answer - I hope
), but the code for the screencasts are posted along with the videos on the PluralSight site. For this screencast, the sample code can be found
here.
As for using Workflow Services, there are other screencasts for doing this. As an example, check out the one on using the WF 3.5 Receive Activity.
(BTW - I really wish we had the ability to be notified when comments were posted...but I digress
)
endpoint.tv Screencast - Declarative XAML Workflows in WF 3.5
The source code can be found up on the PluralSight page for this screencase.
Hope this helps,
Cliff
endpoint.tv Screencast - Creating Your First WCF Service
Thanks,
Cliff
endpoint.tv Screencast - Building RESTful Services with WCF
How do you define "the whole series"? You can view all of the WCF screencasts using the Channel9 tag for WCF Endpoint Screencasts. We're also trying to regularly list the series on the MSDN Dev Center WCF screencasts page.
Hope this helps!
Cliff
endpoint.tv Screencast - Fault Handling in WF
Okay, took this offline for 5 minutes and reprocessed the video. It's up and showing now.
Thanks for the comment!
endpoint.tv Screencast - Creating Your First WCF Service
How far did you try listening through the screencast? There is only one slide (title slide) for about 45 seconds, then it goes to Visual Studio for demonstration.
(I tried it from my desktop and laptop, and both seem to be working okay)
endpoint.tv - WCF and WF 4.0 First Look with Scott Golightly
It's great to hear it talked about, but amazing to see in action.
endpoint.tv Screencast - Using the WCF Receive Activity in Windows Workflow Foundation (WF)
The downsides are: no embeddable player by default (which would be great for blogging) and the video links aren't attached to the feeds. I believe the accepted assumption is that most people use screencasts when needed, as opposed to subscribing to them like a typical 'show'.
That being said, I'll follow up with the Channel9 folks to get a more complete answer. Would there be a preference for video feeds for the screencast videos (and having them show up in the same format/player as the podcasts) over the current posting format?
endpoint.tv Screencast - Getting Started with the WCF REST Starter Kit
I gave it a try both by clicking on the 'Screencast' pic and using the 'Download' -> 'Screencast' link, and both worked out for me.
My initial guess is you hit a hiccup on server/network as it 'streams' (well, downloads ahead of the playing) and it just ran out of cached WMV to play. Did it continue to give you trouble?
endpoint.tv - WCF and WF 4.0 First Look with Zoiner Tejada