Windows Workflow Foundation Web Workflow Approvals Starter Kit
The first of a set of starter kits for WF and WCF on the .NET Framework 3.0 has just been released. These starter kits are planned to help developers new to these technologies to get started on their first project faster. The starter kits are not supported by Microsoft but include full source code to common scenarios examples.
Windows Workflow Foundation Web Workflow Approvals Starter Kit
This starter kit is a Visual Studio 2005 project that demonstrates using Windows Workflow Foundation for simple task oriented workflow in an ASP.NET web application in a minimal number of lines of code. A workflow model is used to automate work order requests at a small example company. It includes three pre-defined roles which each play a part in the work orders creation, approval and monitoring. The starter kit may be modified for other workflow models to suit other small web based task management systems.
This starter kit can be downloaded from MSDN here. Once installed you can create a new project from the template and press F5 to start the application. This is a great way to try out workflow enabled applications yourself.
This shows the home page for a logged in user. You can see workflow instances in progress that are assigned to this users role.
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Anonymous
April 06, 2007
Paul Andrew just announced the release of the first out of a series of new starter kits to help developersAnonymous
April 06, 2007
The first of a set of starter kits for WF and WCF on the .NET Framework 3.0 has just been released. TheseAnonymous
April 06, 2007
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April 07, 2007
Link does not work to download the starter kit??Anonymous
April 07, 2007
Paul Andrew annuncia la disponibilità del primo Starter Kitrelativo a Windows Workflow Foundation. TheAnonymous
April 08, 2007
It may be a good work, but for a beginner, it seems to be an occean. I am unable to swime in this. How to start from small example.if anyone has any idea, please let me know.Anonymous
April 08, 2007
It may be a good work, but for a beginner, it seems to be an occean. I am unable to swime in this. How to start from small example.if anyone has any idea, please let me know.Anonymous
April 09, 2007
Well, I am back after some holidays and it is nice to encounter some important developments happened.Anonymous
April 09, 2007
Two quick links before I run back to my day job. Paul posts a Web Workflow Starter Kit. Check it outAnonymous
April 09, 2007
from Paul's blog : This starter kit is a Visual Studio 2005 project that demonstrates using Windows WorkflowAnonymous
April 09, 2007
Hi Soma, Did you read the included README document? You should be able to get the sample going pretty easily with that. We're also writing a whitepaper that describes the sample in more detail. Regards, PaulAnonymous
April 09, 2007
This will be a great start for new developers =]Anonymous
April 11, 2007
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April 13, 2007
First let me apologize for missing the links last week, I was on vacation in the early part of the weekAnonymous
May 01, 2007
i need workflow application in asp.net, just as simple application are exist in asp.net at site of starterkits.