WorkflowView Constructors
Definition
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Initializes an instance of a WorkflowView.
Overloads
| WorkflowView() |
Initializes an instance of a WorkflowView. |
| WorkflowView(IServiceProvider) |
Initializes an instance of a WorkflowView with the specified service provider. |
WorkflowView()
Initializes an instance of a WorkflowView.
public:
WorkflowView();public WorkflowView ();Public Sub New ()Applies to
WorkflowView(IServiceProvider)
Initializes an instance of a WorkflowView with the specified service provider.
public:
WorkflowView(IServiceProvider ^ serviceProvider);public WorkflowView (IServiceProvider serviceProvider);new System.Workflow.ComponentModel.Design.WorkflowView : IServiceProvider -> System.Workflow.ComponentModel.Design.WorkflowViewPublic Sub New (serviceProvider As IServiceProvider)Parameters
- serviceProvider
- IServiceProvider
An object that implements the IServiceProvider interface.
Examples
The following example shows how to create a WorkflowView object. In this example, a new DesignSurface object is created and the BeginLoad method is called passing a WorkflowDesignerLoader object as the parameter. After creating a new SequentialWorkflowActivity, a WorkflowView object is created using the DesignSurface created earlier as a parameter to the constructor.
This code example is part of the Outlook Workflow Wizard SDK Sample from the WorkflowViewWrapper.cs file. For more information, see Outlook Workflow Wizard Sample.
WorkflowMarkupSerializer xamlSerializer = new WorkflowMarkupSerializer();
xamlSerializer.Serialize(writer, service);
Dim xamlSerializer As New WorkflowMarkupSerializer()
xamlSerializer.Serialize(writer, service)
