Updated Windows Workflow Foundation introductory Hands on Labs now in C# and VB.NET
The venerable WF introductory Hands on Labs were published June 22, 2006. They have been ported from C# to VB.NET and were republished yesterday and there is a single download containing both C# and VB.NET. You can find them listed in the training box at https://msdn.microsoft.com/workflow
Windows Workflow Foundation is the programming model, engine and tools for quickly building workflow enabled applications on Windows. This download is a set of 10 Hands-on Labs for Windows Workflow Foundation in C# and VB.NET versions. These labs are suitable for a .NET developer with 6 months experience who wants to learn about Windows Workflow Foundation. Each lab is approximately 60 minutes of work. The download package includes lab manuals for each lab, pre-requisite files for the labs and sample completed solutions for each exercise in the labs.
A direct link to the new HOLs download is here.
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Anonymous
May 08, 2007
The venerable WF introductory Hands on Labs were published June 22, 2006. They have been ported fromAnonymous
May 09, 2007
Hi Paul, Ive been a regular reader of your blog since learning WWF and have come up against an issue. I have seen you can dynamically change WF at runtime (but not tried it yet) but ive made a change to a workflow using the designer and now all the items that were in the WF can not be pulled back out of the workflow. Should this be possible or is it a case that everytime a change is made to a WF you loose all the data!?? What would happen with long running workflows with thousands of items? I am using sql server for persistence. Any pointers to resources to answers to my problem would be grately received. FYI - the error i get is Indexoutofrnage exception when i attempt to get a wf instance using: StateMachineWorkflowInstance(WorkflowRuntime runtime, Guid instanceId) TIA! DamianAnonymous
May 28, 2007
Siguiendo con el rescate de algunos de los posts publicados en nuestro blog , en este post voy a hacer