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Description:
Welcome to Windows Workflow Foundation 4 (WF) Microsoft's programming model, engine and tools for quickly building workflow-enabled applications. This release of WF in .NET Framework 4 changes several development paradigms from previous versions. Workflows are now easier to create, execute, and maintain.
If you want to see how I made this lab with Feature Builder see endpoint.tv - Making of The Lab - Intro to WF4
Other Hands On Labs for Workflow
Getting Started
To get started see endpoint.tv - Lab Introduction To WF4: Getting Started
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Download the
IntroToWF4.vsix file from MSDN Code Gallery
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Open the IntroToWF4.vsix file to install it (Restart Visual Studio if it is running during install)
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Start Visual Studio
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Select File / New Project / Workflow / Hands On Lab and start with exercise 1
Objectives
In this Hands-On Lab, you will learn:
- How to create an activity using the designer and XAML or C# code
- How to run and test activities using the WorkflowApplication and WorkflowInvoker classes
- How to pass InArguments and receive OutArguments from a workflow
- How Expressions and Variables are used
- How to use the Sequence, WriteLine, Assign and If activities
- How to load and run an activity from a xaml file
Exercises
This Lab consists of the following exercises. You can jump to any exercise in the lab at any time. Just create a new project from the project template for the lab exercise
- Exercise 1 - Hello Workflow (video)
- Exercise 2 - Refactoring Workflow (video)
- Exercise 3 - The CodeActivity (video)
- Exercise 4 - Dynamic Workflows with XAML (video)
- Exercise 5 – Testing Activities (video)
- Exercise 6 – WorkflowApplication (video)
- Exercise 7 – If/Else Logic (video)
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